Sandara Park
AMINADO ang South Korean idol na si Sandara Park na nakakaramdam na rin siya ngayon ng “burnout” sa kanyang career.
Diretsahang sinabi ng actress-singer na may mga pagkakataong nag-aalala na siya sa kanyang musical career at performance lalo pa’t mas marami nang mas batang Korean artists ngayon.
“I think now is that burned out moment. I was worried about which music I should perform.
“So when I was in a group, the company supported me the whole time. I earned a lot of money and so on,” rebelasyon ni Sandara sa interview ng kapwa Korean artist na si Eric Nam sa “Daebak Show ng Dive Studios.
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“But I am now worried if I could show the same level of quality as before. And there are a lot of juniors and new groups so there are not many spaces to perform.
“Those are my current concerns. I am not talking about my health or physical strength. I feel mentally burned out these days,” pahayag pa ng Korean idol.
Pero sa kabila ng mga challenges at struggles na nararanasan ni Sandara sa kanyang career, nagbitiw siya ng pangako para sa mga taong patuloy na nagmamahal at sumusuporta sa kanya.
“I am not giving up for my fans,” ang promise ni Dara.
Samantala, nai-share rin ng actress-singer ang gusto niyang maging direction ng kanyang music at singing career sa mga susunod na taon.
“I think I wanna show a dark or sexy side of Sandara Park for my next album. It’s not like a very sexy type of thing, but a little bit of sexy and little bit of charisma.
“Because my eyes have charisma in it. I’ve met a fortune teller he told me: ‘Oh, you have charisma in your eyes,'” aniya pa.
Natanong din siya sa naturang panayam kung saan nanggagaling ang kanyang mala-halimaw na performance kapag nasa stage na.
“I think there’s someone else inside me. And when I go up to the stage someone comes. I think that person comes into me,” sey ni Dara kasabay ng pagsasabing ibang-ibang Sandara ang napapanood ng fans in real life.
“I’m not that kind of person. In my other life I’m still really quiet, and shy type, and really nice, calm person.
“But when I go up on the stage, I should become a bit bad and wicked. So I sometimes scream like this, ‘Put your hands up!’ I do this on stage but I don’t really speak loud in my ordinary life,” lahad pa niya.