Arilena Ara in “A Live Night”, the singer shows the first disappointment of life: It was a good lesson

A program that has at its center the most listened to and loved artists by Albanians everywhere are, in a documentary approach, where the guest tonight is the singer Arilena Ara.

The singer has spoken with a great love for her new album, as the song ”ndërr’, brings her back to her childhood which was the most beautiful part according to her.

Ledion Liço: What did you dream of doing differently from the album, i.e. what features does it have that people do not know?

Arilena Ara: The dream should definitely have been on the album, I did 13 demos a day, but Popi told me that we would release three of these because it is impossible, but it’s good that the inspiration has come. The dream was to enter the studio and it was ‘weird’ and it was the emotion and feeling I gave to that song that could not be articulated in the lyrics.

It is difficult for me to speak for myself, it has been a long time since I speak for myself and it seems strange to me. My childhood has been extraordinary because on the road and trip I have had it makes me turn my head back and think that they were the only happy years as an innocent child without thinking about tomorrow.

Arilena Ara has told one of her confessions a great nostalgia for her childhood and times with her father and the close bond she had with the family.

Arilena Ara: I had an extraordinary connection with my father, he discovered my talent for music. My connection with him has been extraordinary, he took me every afternoon and we went out together in the city. He told me secrets he did not share with anyone in the family. Being a child and considering yourself an adult makes you confident. I prayed every night for family and relatives. I had a simple economic situation, more modest than simple, but the happiness and connection we had was very beautiful and very spontaneous. We told everything to each other.

The singer further confessed her first disappointment in ‘Little Genius’, where she failed to win the main prize. She said this had served as a lesson for her to have the lowest expectations.

Arilena Ara: I am a very self-confident person and I take my job very seriously. I was 11 years old at Little Genius and I did not quite understand that this was a job, but he had a clear vision of what I wanted to do with music. I also had a father who identified me more and gave me the appreciation to reach a higher degree. There I suffered my first disappointment because I did not win. I realized that I should not pretend to enter a race and definitely win.

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