Selena Gomez has a new Spanish EP titled Revelacion coming out this week.
And on Tuesday, the April cover of the 28-year-old Texan for Vogue magazine was released to promote the collection of songs ranging from the lively Baila Conmigo to the captivating Selfish Love.
In her extensive interview, Justin Bieber’s ex-girlfriend talked about her recent bipolar diagnosis and how she copes, because she wants to shake her Disney image and prove she has a lot to bring to a movie, and what she did to deal with with your anxiety and pain due to the COVID-19 blockade.
She is better than ever: Selena Gomez has a new EP in Spanish, entitled Revelacion. And this week, the 28-year-old Texan appeared on the cover of Vogue to promote her new song collection
And she talked about her time in rehab. ‘I knew I couldn’t go on unless I learned to listen to my body and mind when I really needed help,’ she began, adding that early morning anxiety was a problem.
‘And then I start to think about my personal life, and I’m like, What am I doing with my life? and it becomes this spiral ‘, added the star; that’s the most she would talk about her ex Bieber. In 2018, he shocked fans when he married Hailey Bieber after separating from Selena months earlier.
Gomez was recently diagnosed with bipolar disorder and she touched on that too: ‘Once the information was there, it was less scary,’ she said.
One way for her to stay healthy is to stay away from social media.
‘I woke up one morning and looked at Instagram, like everyone else, and it was done,’ she shared. ‘I was tired of reading horrible things. I was tired of seeing other people’s lives. After that decision, it was instant freedom. My life was my life and I was there and I couldn’t be happier about it. ‘But Selena says that her posts are made by her and not by a manager.
Increasing enthusiasm: Gomez revealed the track list for his next Spanish EP, entitled Revelacion, as well as a new album art article
Selena doesn’t appear to be dating anyone at the moment, but she seems to have hopes of a romance in the future, she told writer Jia.
‘I can’t meet anyone and know if they like me,’ she shared about how her fame complicates dating.
‘To be honest, I just want to start over. I want everything to be new. I want someone to love me like I’m a newbie, ”she said of her fame.
The beauty, who was photographed by Nadine Ijewere, also spoke about how difficult the blockage has been for her.
A new look: she has already released a video clip to accompany her album; seen here from Baila Conmigo
‘I watch CNN, but I try not to do that too much, because I am empathetic to the point of crying over anything. I cried a lot during the quarantine, just for everyone’s pain, ‘she said.
And she said she felt the Trump administration was responsible for ‘so many useless deaths’.
As for the Black Lives Matter protests, she said, ‘I thought, who am I to speak? I’m going to post a picture and say: Is this important? No, I need to learn; I need to discover people’s pain. ‘
She passed her Instagram account to Kimberlé Crenshaw and Alicia Garza, and also interviewed Stacey Abrams for the digital organization She Se Puede.
“My first involvement with Selena was revealing: she expressed an honest detachment from traditional politics, while showing a hunger to solve real and painful problems,” said Abrams. ‘In that, she has incorporated the most powerful voter – the one who comes to participation because she knows the best is possible and her right.’
And Gomez also talked about her acting career: ‘I haven’t even touched the surface of what I want to do. I can’t wait for the moment when a director will see that I am capable of doing something that no one has ever seen. ‘
About being a Disney child, she shared: ‘That was my job in a way – to be perfect. You are considered a figure that children admire and take it seriously.
Gomez added: ‘I think I’ve spent so many years just trying to say the right thing for people to keep me sane … I just like people.’
But she hopes Hollywood will see her as something more.
“I still live with the feeling that people still see me as this Disney girl,” added Gomez.
She is currently recording Only Murders In The Building with Steve Martin and Martin Short.
Last week, Gomez revealed the track list for his upcoming EP Revelacion and a new article of art on the album.
Coming soon: the composer’s next EP is scheduled to be released on March 12
The composer made the first suggestion for a Spanish-language project in 2011, but made little reference to the idea in the years that followed.
On January 14, the artist released the single De Una Vez, which apparently confirmed suspicions that she was following through with her previous statement.
That same day, a music video for the song debuted on Gomez’s official YouTube account and received critical acclaim for its look.
Further speculation about the project arose when murals with various song titles were installed in the Mexican coastal city of Sayulita.
The next release will consist of seven songs, three of which include features by artists Rauw Alejandro, Myke Towers and DJ Snake. Revelacion is scheduled to be released on March 12.