Karyme Lozano says no to nude for their religious beliefs
Visiting Mexico City to promote his latest film “Cristian” which worked alongside Andy Garcia Eva Longoria and Eduardo Verastegui, among other actors, Karyme Lozano spoke about how his life has been transformed thanks to closer to God and why he has rejected the projects in which there is nudity, violence and general values contrary to their new way of life.
“The responsibility that we in the media is very high because they absorb what we send children and adolescents I say ‘Hey but it’s fiction’ and I wonder then why do some people watching a movie or listening to a disc and then himself? if it is fiction why just imitating some bad examples of what we see in the media?
Karyme confessed that through the foundation altruistic ‘Guadalupe Manto’. which works alongside Eduardo Verastegui, promotes sexual abstinence, practicing it, wanting to marry and raise a family: “promote sexual abstinence. I did everything backwards. I do not regret because I had my daughter but I want to get married, I did everything wrong and now I want to do things right.
The protagonist of the telenovela “Nina Amada Mia,” said that even thought of becoming a nun, seeing the suffering of his ailing father who died of cancer: “Seeing the suffering of my father did that I began to think what is what really matters in life at that time Hollywood did not care or my career all I thought about was being with my dad.
I got to discuss my spiritual director I wanted to become a nun who did not want to know more about life, and he told me the same thing happened to Eduardo Verastegui when I wanted to go as a missionary and I said the same thing that he ‘if your hand was in Hollywood was because God wants you in Hollywood,’ “confessed the actress.
Finally, Karyme said he has rejected many projects but is willing to work on things that are aligned with their faith: “God sends me a lot and I have been rejecting some that will not agree with me, they address real issues but always with a message of faith and hope.
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