The dancer showed “her new therapy” on her networks and left a motivating message to her followers.
Noelia Pompa revealed what his hobby is while he is away from the theater or the Dancing, contest in which she participated last year until she was replaced by Tuli Acosta. The dancer showed in a video on her Instagram account how she spends her free time, and she also left an inspiring message to her followers.
“A little bit of my NEW THERAPY… Leave me here what you think and tell me that you would like to start and you don’t dare. Sometimes it’s not just about the means you don’t have, it may also be that you don’t feel capable… Today I invite you to tell yourself: ‘What does it matter’ and you’re encouraged“, says the download of the publication made by Pompa
Meanwhile, in the video she is seen making ceramics and exposing some of her works, such as an ashtray and a plate, to which she gave color and shape.
“Connecting especially with something related to art will be able to show yourself a lot of what you have inside, that you are the sculptor of your life. Show you the sculpture that can come out of a piece of clay… Cultivate love within your being before it hardens and we lose tenderness. More love, community, more love“, the dancer closed the caption of the video, accompanied by a little heart emoji and a post date: “Then I will upload how the pieces were finished.”.
Likewise, Noelia placed some phrases on the video images that contextualized what was seen. “Encourage yourself to something new. Play. AND knowing that that moment makes me happy”, it was read while painting figures. At the same time, in a shot where he shows that he failed in what he was doing and the plate broke, she wrote: “Running the risk that it will not turn out the way we wanted”and then when showing how he fixed it he said: “Running the risk of not seeing what you can do”.
Source: Ambito
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