Abel Pintos joined the debate about the work and family relationship between Tini Stoessel and her father, Alejandro Stoessel. In an interview with Infama, the musician reflected on the difficulties that arise when emotional ties intersect with artistic career decisions.
The artist recalled that he himself began working professionally at the age of 13 alongside his parents. That stage allowed him to understand closely how delicate it is to manage success from a very young age. “Managing success in general is difficult. It’s very complex to be not only successful in what you do but also successful in managing the success of what you do,” he pointed out.
Pintos emphasized that even when there is a good family relationship, tensions can arise. “It’s neither ugly nor beautiful. It’s complex because professional decisions mix with feelings,” he added. His words pointed to the situation the singer is going through these months.
The conflict between Tini and Alejandro Stoessel centers on the management of contracts, partnerships, and control of income. The artist seeks to regain control of her assets at a time of high exposure, with her FUTTTURA tour ongoing and just before marrying Rodrigo De Paul.
