Invited to the UëTëFë Show on Andale , the media outlet she founded herself, Dalina Buzi was faced with one of the "hottest" questions of the moment:
Will Andale return to a reality show?
Taking cue from the latest videos published by "La Villa Drama" , three materials showing dramatic behind-the-scenes moments between the villa's characters, the public has not hidden its curiosity: is this perhaps a "soft" introduction to a real reality show ?
Dalina reveals: "These are dramas that really happened"
“This is a reality show based on all the truths of this villa,” Dalina said without hesitation. “These are real things that happened and some were happening at the moment we were filming. The only thing is, since we are still ‘poor’ – in the sense that we have just started – I had not yet set up cameras in the villa.”
She added that her working process with the team has been careful and studied:
"I have a process where I start to study you, analyze you, see how capable you are of facing this journey. In 7 months, that's how much I've been able to invest. And the idea of cameras in the villa has always been there, but I wasn't sure if these would be the people who would continue with me."
Will Andale be like Big Brother? The definitive answer: "No"
When asked bluntly if she would like to turn Andale into a version of Big Brother, Dalina gave an answer that erased any doubt:
"No. I have no desire to return anything to Big Brother, because this is not where you live and there are no disqualifications here. This is the behind-the-scenes life of some people who are really at war, young people who are growing professionally, spiritually and personally."
According to Dalina, this is a real reflection of what happens to young people in the Balkans, often raised in an environment where "fakeness" is part of communication, the way we speak, how we show things.
She then described Andale as a creative garden, where there is room for development, for conflict, and for collaboration. "You are the chosen ones out of 600 applications. You are here for a reason."
"It reminds me of the beginnings of Top Channel"
Dalina admitted that the atmosphere at Andale is very reminiscent of the first years at Top Channel, where everything was still under construction, but the passion and competition were at their peak.
"When we were at Top, we used to fight. We were pushed for editing, the cameramen would secretly watch each other's shots. It was a terrible competition, but we also had great chemistry between us, just like you here."
So, if you were expecting a "villa show" with eliminations, insults and televoting, Dalina says "no, thank you". But if you are interested in following the real behind-the-scenes of the personal and professional growth of a group of talented young people, with all the tensions, misunderstandings and emotions that life in a media team brings, Andale is today's most promising project.
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