Yalitza Aparicio recently made a live broadcast from its YouTube channel, to celebrate the first 100,000 subscribers and interact with its followers, thanking them for all the support it has received in recent months.
“Thank you so much to everyone who has supported me, to everyone who has been with me, for sending me their comments, recommendations and opinions regarding the videos,” she began by saying the protagonist of Rome at the beginning of the transmission.
Yalitza Aparicio looks stylish in skinny jeans with a black blazer and ankle boots
But she was not alone, as from the living room of her apartment she introduced those who have accompanied her on this adventure of being a youtuber. “I present Miguel Ignacio, he has been responsible for being the person who helps me teach me about the camera, how to frame, to look good, the light,” said the teacher.
Then it was her turn to introduce the friend who has been helping her with her oral expression: “I also had the support of Anabel, she has been here supporting me with how I should express myself, what I have to say, because sometimes I have the idea and I don’t know how to translate it. She tells me, calmly, what you want to say and I help you (…) “.
For this occasion, Yalitza Aparicio decided to wear a casual and comfortable look, but at the same time quite elegant consisting of high-cut skinny jeans, with a black tank top and a sober maxi blazer, also black, which also combined with her booties.
Video capture In recent years, the Mexican actress has become an inspiration to all her fans, as she has shown that with hard work and discipline if it is possible to get what she wants so much. And always, he has always been humble and simple in front of his fans, despite walking the most important red carpets in Hollywood.
And now, the actress was once again considered by The Academy to participate in Global Movie Day, talking about her opinion on how movies manage to connect people.
“I feel like all movies have such an incredible power to connect people even though we’re from different countries and we speak different languages, there’s always a way you connect, either through the actors’ expressions or through these songs that always accompany a film (…) I think that each one of the subjects that the films approach, is of the sort that always, have a subtlety to touch the people and at the same time to connect “Them,” said Yalitza Aparicio.