Aida Yespica Q&A with Consciousness Magazine


 


 

Q: You made a transition from modeling to television and music. As a model, was that a difficult transition to make?

A: I didn’t expect it to be as hard as it was. It was really a challenge. The difficult part was getting to know a group of strangers and learning different points of view. It was a lot more difficult than being hungry! 

 

Q: How has your experience been living and working in the USA, as oppose to living in Italy?

A: I’m currently living in the L.A. area which has a lot of Latinos, which reminds me of being in Venezuela…so culturally. I feel at home. I live in Malibu and love it! It is a great place for a family.

 

Q: You landed a spot on the Italian and Spanish versions of Survivor (L'isola dei Famosi & Supervivientes), what was that whole experience like for you?

A: They just picked me to participate! You would think that something that’s made for TV would be simple and made up for the drama effect, but it really was a challenge. I learned to value the simple things civilization provides. I learned a lot about myself and how I would act in survival mode. I had to look deep inside myself to find strength!

 

Q: What has been some of the challenges you have faced as a woman while having a career in the entertainment business?

A: Just keeping up with the latest trends and conquering the challenges of being a model in this day and age.

 

Q: As a beauty expert and gorgeous model with a flawless look and style, what words of encouragement would you share with young women who may take or pursue cosmetic surgery to try to look like someone else?

A: Be yourself, be active and truly appreciate who you are. Everyone is beautiful in their own way and it is important to be confident in your skin.

 

Q: What advice would you give to young women who are looking and anticipating making a career in the entertainment industry?

A: I’d say go for it!

 

Q: What new and exciting endeavors or initiatives fans can expect from you in the future?

Well I am very excited to be getting the experience behind the camera as well as in front of it!

 

Q: Aida, I thank you for taking out the time to pursue this interview with Consciousness Magazine.

 

Visit Aida Yespica website at http://aidayespica.com/

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