There are stories that, no matter how many years pass, always find a way to return to their origin. The artist, actress, and communicator Amara La Negra relived one of the most significant stages of her life by sharing with the children of Pequeños Grandes Talentos (PGT), in a special edition that retraced the path that took her from being a girl full of dreams on television to becoming a figure of international projection.
The artist who traveled from Miami exclusively for PGT and Énfasis con Iván Ruiz, invited by Neuronas Creativas, recalled her six years as part of the children’s cast of Sábado Gigante, an experience that marked the beginning of a career built with perseverance, discipline, and a love for art. Although it has not been an easy professional life due to everything that being famous entails (rumors, love life, transition from music to communication, etc.), that journey served as inspiration for the contestants of the fourth Sunday of the regular round, who found in her story the reflection that dreams can also come true.
The production prepared several moments especially conceived for her. One of the most significant was the dynamic “The Giant Question with Amara,” inspired by the experiences she lived alongside Don Francisco, where she shared with the children, listening to their aspirations and motivating them to believe in their talent.
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The star of Desiguales on Univision also spoke with the participants about the importance of self-esteem and respect, taking as a starting point her children’s book “Amarita’s Way: No Time for Bullies”, published five years ago and dedicated to raising awareness about bullying. As part of the tribute, the production personalized the work to integrate it into the experience shared with the young talents.
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The emotion reached one of its most special moments when she received, by surprise, a video call from her mother and her daughters, an encounter charged with feelings that moved both the artist and the audience present.
With music, memories, stories of overcoming adversity, and the talent of the contestants in this fourth round, PGT offered an edition that paid tribute not only to Amara La Negra’s successful career, but also to the little girl who once dreamed on a stage and who today inspires hundreds of children to pursue their own goals.
