Amid reports of a strong family internal conflict surrounding her for several weeks, Tini Stoessel decided to pause her show in El Salvador for a few minutes to publicly talk about her mental health. The singer shared how she went through depression and revealed that she continues to be supported by professionals.
“I went through a diagnosed depression, and to this day I still see a psychiatrist and psychologist,” Tini said from the stage. The artist chose to open up to her audience about a personal process she had mentioned on other occasions.
Tini's gratitude to her surroundings
During her message, Stoessel also highlighted the role her closest relationships played during that period. “I’m still with my lifelong friends and my team, who have also been with me for many years,” she expressed to the fans present.
The singer extended that recognition to the audience that continues to support her at every stage of her career. “And with all of you, who keep giving me a love that I don’t know how to thank,” she noted, visibly moved during the concert.
Tini also aimed to convey a message to those going through similar situations. “I want you to know that thanks to everyone, I am absolutely blessed,” she stated before specifically referring to the people who found comfort in her music.
In that sense, she emphasized the bond that can be created between her songs and the personal experiences of her followers. “If this album or any of the songs have accompanied you or are accompanying you in any of those processes, know that you are not alone,” the artist concluded.
Abel Pintos spoke about success and family ties
Meanwhile, Abel Pintos was asked about the situation Tini is going through and reflected on the difficulties that can arise when professional and family life are closely related. “It’s very difficult, managing success in general is difficult,” the singer stated during a television interview.
For Pintos, achieving professional recognition does not eliminate the conflicts that can arise around an artistic career. “It is precisely very complex to reach, in addition to being successful in what you do, the management of success,” he explained.
The musician also specifically focused on what it means to share professional projects with family members. “Working with your family is a complex matter, that’s the truth,” he assured, although he clarified that he was speaking from his own experience and that he maintains a good relationship with his loved ones.
“I say this having an excellent relationship with my family, however, it gets complex. It’s neither ugly nor beautiful, it’s complex,” he insisted. As he explained, one of the main difficulties arises when work decisions and emotional ties begin to intersect.
Abel Pintos' perspective on Tini
The singer stated that “the decisions that need to be made professionally mix with feelings, they mix more than normal.” At the same time, he avoided questioning Stoessel and highlighted her career within the music industry.
“Tini is a girl who has many years of experience, she is talented, beloved, popular, and intelligent,” Pintos affirmed. He also shared his view on the role of money within a career: “In my personal opinion, money is important, but it is the means, not the end.”
Finally, the artist pointed out that differences can deepen when there are different conceptions about that point. “Everyone has a different concept, which is not fundamental. If for you it is an end and not a means, that’s where they can disconnect,” he concluded.
