Anna Lou Castoldi is part of the RaiPlay project for Gen Z. A project that has changed compared to the beginning, which was supposed to take her to Sanremo to share the hosting with Jolanda Renga and Aurora Ramazzotti. But something then changed. She remained with SottoSanremo but with Elisa Maino and Nicole Rossi she was tasked, explains La Stampa, with intercepting the under 20s from a secret loft under the Ariston stage. It was her first time as a presenter. But between the acting part of her mother and grandfather Dario and the musical part of her father Morgan, music still prevails inside her. «I am a DJ and I really like playing my music in front of an audience». Doing so makes her feel free. Now, he tells the Turin newspaper again, an electronic production studio. A music, however, that has nothing to do with that of dad, which moves decidedly outside of his footsteps.”
The mother
But the musical culture that Anna Lou has within her is also thanks to her mother Asia. «As an actress, however, despite some experiences, I don’t feel suited.
I don’t feel completely up to it…”
But if you look in the mirror, today, Anna Lou sees Grandma Daria, Asia Argento’s mother, again. «Unfortunately she is no longer here. But: long live your grandparents. What a great thing they are: the salvation of the world, human beings who are the heritage of humanity for what they have experienced and can transmit about their lives.”
Grandfather Dario Argento
And speaking of grandparents. «Grandpa Dario is very nice. Grandpa’s love is indescribable. If I have a problem or a curiosity, he is also the one I turn to. You can’t believe it but he’s a classic grandfather”, he reveals with amazement to La Stampa.
She describes herself as a mammon, «We have lived together all our lives and only recently we live in different houses but three minutes apart. We talk every day, even several times…”.
Difficult adolescence
Now Anna Lou has been able to accept herself, see the beauty within herself. But it wasn’t that simple. His adolescence was not easy. «I suffered from dysmorphophobia, I saw myself as ugly and wrong. Then fortunately the problems are overcome. After 13 years of therapy I now accept myself as I am: physical appearance no longer interests me as it did when I was 14 and I was driven to have an ideal of beauty imposed from the outside that they couldn’t find in me. It’s nice to be yourself.”
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