Lola Tomaszeuski was eliminated from big brother (Telefe) on Monday, after a head-to-head with Brian Sarmientoone of the most conflictive participants of this edition. The result of this versus made it clear, once again, that in this season the explosive is rewarded and those who do not take advantage of the game are punished.
Member of the youngest group – along with Titi Tcherkaski, Juanicar, Manuel and Lolo Poggio -, all with a strong presence on social networks, Lola was quickly pigeonholed under the label of “plants”a label that in the outside They were awarded for their calm style and for not causing major conflicts. However, she He assures that his time in reality was crossed by strategy.
Having just left the house, she chatted with Clarion about his game, the criticism for his low profile, his bond with Manuel, the impact of the outside on his decisions and what he would change if he had a second chance.
-Having such a solid career in social media. Why did you decide to enter “Big Brother”?
-I really wanted to live this experience and, furthermore, have more exposure in the world of television. I wanted to open myself to new audiences, beyond the people my age who follow me.
-Even though you always say that you played, you were classified as a “plant.” What was that strategy that was not seen?
-I repressed myself and was very careful with what I said, because I didn’t know what the public liked. But the game big brother I felt like I did it. I played strategist with the weapon of the plates while being as genuine as possible.
-Do you think you caught the low profile and calm personality of your group and that hurt you?
-No not at all. It was always me. Besides I am an influencer and people already know what I am. But with my parents and my friends I go a little further, without mincing words, without thinking about what people think and think. At home I also repressed myself to see how my classmates might react. There were very strong personalities. I didn’t feel like a plant. I was constantly watching the plateswho played, who didn’t, if they followed the orders of others, who we were going to vote for.
-What happened to you when you saw Manuel’s tears for your departure? Did it move you or do you think it was a show?
-I didn’t expect Manu and Lolo to cry. At that moment many emotions were passing through my body. I had to leave the house from one second to the next. As soon as I got in the car I realized that I don’t know when I’ll see them again and I regretted not hugging them more. The shock didn’t let me do anything. I don’t think Manu was a show. We had a very genuine affinity. We were friends. At one point, I even thought that my relationship with him was harming me on the outside and we talked about it. We tried to separate, but we couldn’t because inside you need support from the people with whom you have an affinity. At no time did we come together for strategy.
-Did that talk arise because you thought it was going to cause problems with your boyfriend or with people?
-With my boyfriend at all. I know him and I know that he is super safe. In that sense I was very calm. It was more because the people in there drove me crazy. I was already bored with that topic. So when I started to get sick a lot I talked to Manu because I thought they were playing from behind using that against me.. But we always made it clear that we were just friends.
-Zoe, Manuel’s ex, is playing a lot from the outside to harm him. Do you feel that this could cause a conflict with her?
-That’s not my topic. I don’t know her, that’s why I can’t judge her. If at some point I meet her, or cross paths with her, it will be with the best. I never thought she could harm me. It never crossed my mind.
-What was your worst moment at home?
-When the greetings from relatives arrived for Easter and I didn’t get a video from my boyfriend. I got very bad. Luckily Pincoya calmed me down. The next day I was able to get up and move forward. I thank myself because I had the ability to continue shining and I didn’t become infatuated.
-I think I had a good time every day. I was happy and enjoyed it to the fullest. But without a doubt the Saturday parties were the ones I enjoyed the most. I will always remember the first party, it was divine. I will always carry her in my heart.
-Who are your three candidates for the final?
–Manu, Lolo and Zilli. I was going to say Pincoya, but I think the entry of Tamara Paganinifirst Argentine runner-up, in 2001) destabilized her a bit. But if I enter it is mine, and I will give everything to reach the final. More with Monday’s newspaper. I think I played a lot in a group. If I came in now, although I would have my affinities, I would play more alone. I would be more faithful to my thoughts and my intuition.
