I stopped being Wanda Nara, now I am Antonela Roccuzzo

The influencer Santiago Maratea surprised this afternoon by announcing that it put an end to its massive solidarity collections on social networks. “It was a stage that I already completed”explained the media.

Through his collections, the Instagrammer, thanks to the support of his followers, He raised millions for different causes over the last few years and was largely what propelled him to fame.

By explaining the reasons for making this decision, Maratea made a particular analogy: “I stopped being Wanda (Nara) now I am Antonela (Roccuzzo)“. The influencer explained that when he started the collections “he wanted to show that someone who wants to be supportive does not have to be austere” and remarked: “I already proved it”.

“I still like to use the Louis Vuitton bag, what I don’t like is showing so much… I finished with that show, now I offer another one,” he added in an interview on the streaming Bondi.

The most important collections of Santiago Maratea

Among his collections he managed US$2 million to buy the most expensive medicine in the world (twice), $200 million to help fight the fires that devastated the province of Corrientes, $10 million so that Argentine athletes could travel to the South American Athletics Championships in Guayaquil 2021 and around $3.5 million to pay Independiente debts.

This last project ended abruptly when he decided to close the collection because it generated many expenses month to month. “You have to pay accountants, lawyers and auditors. “How much does that cost…” was his defense. He later revealed that he had to pay $10 million per month to manage assets.

At the end of the collection, he said that he decided not to collect the “ten thousand dollars” that belonged to him: “I give them to you. Thank you for those who trusted me with their money,” he said.

He influencer He highlighted the impact of the campaign by remembering that with the money raised it was possible to lift inhibitions and incorporate footballers such as (Federico) Mancuello and (Alexis) Canelowho “could have scored a goal in the classic” against Racing Club.