When I was four, I saw Back to the Future, and I was electrocuted by Marty
McFly. I decided on the spot that when I grew up I would be an actor. In the performances at the
elementary school I was the best, but they didn't give me the lead part
never, because I was last in class and I took a note one day yes and
the other too. After graduating, I started university, but in truth I didn't get much
convinced that my path was to make the bones crack
daredevils who would entrust them to me. I realized it was time to get in
I play, I enrolled in acting school, and everything changed there. A
school I considered myself a loser, I was the black sheep of the class and no one
believed in me. As soon as I started acting, I finally felt
in the right place. I read in my teachers' eyes the sentence that
I've been waiting forever: come on, go ahead. I don't know if one day I'll become a
actor, for now I know what acting means to me: it's the dream that
caress, enthusiasm and disappointment, waiting, toil, anger and
hope, the splendor and the darkness, smiles and tears together. It's part of me, the
I hold tight.