Alex Raeva is a singer, TV presenter and actress, who we will watch in “The Masked Singer” from tomorrow. On September 22 at 8 pm at Sofia Summer Fest we will witness another of her talents – self-irony, which rules to perfection. Through laughter and tears she, Krassimira Hadjiivanova, Olya Malinova, Geri Turiyska and Pam Velidis, will tell us about their difficulties and failures in the charity comedy show Stand up for Sisterhood, supported by ANSWEAR Bulgaria. The proceeds from the tickets and part of the proceeds from the Girl Power collection of answear.LAB will be donated to the cause of Ole Male and the Bulgarian Women’s Fund. In an interview with Woman.bg Raeva is adamant that she herself does not have a mask:
“My media image coincides with that in life. The biggest truth I’ve learned about myself is that this is the right game for me, and I’m glad I didn’t stumble into building fictional faces. ” She admits that she took herself seriously years ago, but that ended quickly. “Getting out of the idea of being a big star was a long process. Life had to slap me, step on the ground and realize who I am – a decent singing girl from “Mladost” 2, not Valya Balkanska, whose voice travels through space. At the beginning of my career, I fell into a state of excitement and unnaturalness when I appeared on camera.
I was talking incredible nonsense and behaving like Lily Ivanova. Well, I’m 20, I just became a backing vocalist in “Ku-ku band” and in a TV interview, lying on the couch, like Beyonce with Jimmy Fallon, I answer the question whether I sang folk music. And I burst out: “I didn’t sing very popularly, but I sang” Dello Haydutin came out “several times and they kissed my hand!” After a while, looking at it and realizing what a drill I was, I wanted to take a carbine and explode. Raeva, who we also watched in “The Cherry on the Cake”, is a wonderful hostess and loves to eat. “My most common weakness is the delicious food. It costs me a lot of effort not to eat the whole world, here and now! Also, I require people to do things my way … that is, the right one!
This bothers me the most. In addition to others, I am very demanding of myself. And not within healthy limits. I’m self-critical, which has stopped me from taking on interesting challenges because I thought I wouldn’t be good enough. I very rarely allow anyone to help me with anything. This is very strange, because I myself love to be of use to people. By depriving them of the opportunity to help me, I deprive them of this good feeling of being useful.
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