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Tini Stoessel opens up about mental health during Mexico show amid family dispute

From La Nación · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Argentine singer Tini Stoessel spoke about emotional struggles and mental health during a concert in Monterrey, Mexico.
  • She urged fans to seek help and give themselves multiple chances to reconnect with themselves and people who care about them.
  • Her remarks came as she continues a financial dispute with her parents and has resumed her Futttura tour.

Tini Stoessel stopped her concert in Monterrey to speak directly about mental health, telling fans that emotional struggles are not a sign of madness and urging them to seek help.

The singer became emotional while performing “Buenos Aires,” a song from her introspective album Un mechón de pelo. She dropped to her knees and listened as the audience repeated the lyrics, then sang without a microphone before sitting on the floor to address the crowd.

It is inevitable not to feel emotional. First, because of being on a stage. There are feelings that overwhelm you

· Tini StoesselShe spoke to the audience after becoming emotional during her performance of “Buenos Aires.”

“It is inevitable not to feel emotional. First, because of being on a stage. There are feelings that overwhelm you,” she said. She encouraged fans to accept support from friends and loved ones. “Do not feel crazy. Talking about mental health may still be a taboo for many people, but it is a reality and it is important for all of us.”

Do not feel crazy. Talking about mental health may still be a taboo for many people, but it is a reality and it is important for all of us

· Tini StoesselShe addressed mental-health stigma while speaking to fans during the concert.

Stoessel said everyone carries emotional burdens and urged anyone going through a difficult period to give themselves “a second chance, a third chance, a fourth chance” to find themselves again and reconnect with people who genuinely care about them. She ended the message by telling her fans, “I love you.”

The concert formed part of the new stage of her Futttura tour, which resumed in Mexico on Sept. 2 in Guadalajara. At that show, she thanked her team, longtime friends, partner and fans, saying she would not leave, was stronger and happier than ever, and felt deeply grateful for their support.

I think we all come with emotional burdens and emotional issues to get through. In the end, beyond all the people around us, there is always someone who ends up saving you

· Tini StoesselShe described the emotional difficulties people carry and the importance of support.

Stoessel ended her professional relationship with her father, Alejandro Stoessel, three months ago after 15 years of working together. Differences over the management of her finances and companies connected to her career have become public. The article also refers to an audit she requested to examine her assets and decisions made while her father managed her affairs.

Give yourselves a second chance, a third chance, a fourth chance to find yourselves again and with the people who truly want you well

· Tini StoesselShe urged fans facing difficulties to keep seeking recovery and connection.
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Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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