At 33 years old, Addara is practically a song by Caetano. Moved by art, music and the desire to show what her body is capable of, she carries a million terms in her Instagram bio (@addaramacedo) and several experiences in her luggage.
Addara
It was dancing that took her from a life of gray-walled offices and traumatizing clients. An incident in the corporate world made her switch from “I should have risked more” to “I went there and did it”.
In 2016, after years of practicing pole dancing as a sport, she put her prejudice aside and decided to accept the invitation to dance (and take her clothes off) in a nightclub for couples. A complete show, full of acrobatics, nudity was a toast (a toast!).
“I fell in love with the applause, I felt that was what I wanted there”, confessed Addara.
mischievous
During the pandemic and with the impact generated in face-to-face productions and artistic projects, Addara found alternatives on the internet to continue doing what she loves.
“I thought: ‘the stages are closed, the cultural sector is closed, I’m going to sell content!’”, he said.
Curious fact, her first packs were photographed 2 years ago by her ex-girlfriend and, since then, all she has done is success.
In addition to adult content, she also uses virtual media to satisfy her thirst for art by posing as an artistic nude model.
“I’ve done 1-minute poses and half-hour poses, it’s not easy, there’s a whole schedule. Some designs I modeled for have already been exhibited internationally,” she told her proudly.
Putting on the shirt and taking off the clothes
In a half-hour conversation with Addara, you can see that her whole life revolves around art and its power of expression. In addition to the packs, she also appears in soap operas as a pole dancer, teaches striptease, talks about sexuality and talks with other sw on her Youtube channel (Vulgar Stripper).
“I am very proud of my professional, so I mix the content on my networks with the content of my life. I prefer to wear the shirt,” she stated.
For those who, like her, think of having adult content as a way of expressing themselves and getting to know themselves, Addara advises:
“If you do it with gusto, don’t worry about having a standard body or perfect skin, people are looking for real bodies.”
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