MIAMI.- Venezuela is at a decisive political crossroads that puts its future at stake for the next six years, with the presidential elections taking place on July 28. Faced with this fact, various Venezuelan artists in exile and within the nation, they joined together in a bell to encourage voting in the South American country.
Personalities such as Ana María Simón, María Gabriela de Fara, Marko, Nelson Bustamante, Diego Vicentini and others joined “I never left”, an initiative in which each person presents their arguments about the country where they were born.
The artists speak
“No matter what happened, when I have observed Venezuela, my first thought has never been of its tragedy, much less of the monster within its own entrails,” he says. influencer and actor Marko in the video posted on the account of opposition leader Mara Corina Machado.
“All this time I’ve only been able to see her. All of her. Everything that has always been good about her,” says actress Mara Gabriela de Fara.
“Not to a minority that has relegated everything that it is, behind a mirror clouded by pain,” says presenter Nelson Bustamante.
“Behind the mist of an ordeal,” adds film director Diego Vicentini.
“I have always seen Venezuela through the eyes of someone who knows it well,” says actress Elba Escobar.
“Beyond this now that has seemed endless to us,” adds actress and comedian Nelly Pujols.
In addition to these artists, Catherine Fulop, Ana Maria Simon, David Comedia, Christian McGaffney, Jorge Luis Chacon, Fabiola Colmenares, Edgar Ramirez, Joanna Hausmann, Fefi Oliveira, Anabelle Blum, Monica Pasqualotto, Marisa Roman, George Harris, Gabriela Vergara, Idania Chirinos, Roberto Jaramillo, Alba Roversi, Sergio Novelli, Albi de Abreu, Goizeder Aza, Rodrigo Diamanti, Victor Navarro, Gabriela Perozo, Pastor Oviedo, Maria Alesia Sosa, Carla Angola, Carlos Acosta, Luis Olavarrieta, Jean Mary Curr, Javier Hala Madrid, Melanio Escobar, Lena Burke, Tania Sarabia and Amanda Gutierrez joined “I never left”.
