Saskia Niño de Rivera conversa con Fernanda Piña, futbolista profesional que nos comparte cómo crecer en una sociedad cerrada la llevó a descubrir su identidad poco a poco.
00:00:00 - 00:03:20 La importancia de los espacios seguros / Why safe spaces matter
00:03:20 - 00:08:34 Crecer en Puebla: descubriendo mi identidad / Growing up in Puebla: finding myself
00:08:34 - 00:24:45 Represión familiar y salir del clóset / Family pressure and coming out
00:24:45 - 00:40:31 El fútbol como escape y profesionalización / Soccer as an escape and going pro
00:40:31 - 00:48:52 Futuro del fútbol femenil y definición del amor / The future of women's soccer and what love means
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Saskia Niño de Rivera sits down with Fernanda Piña, a professional soccer player who shares how growing up in a closed-minded society led her to slowly discover her identity.
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En esta entrevista se habla sobre esos momentos de la infancia donde no teníamos las palabras para entender lo que sentíamos, sobre las "mejores amigas" que nos quitaban el sueño sin saber por qué, y sobre cómo la ausencia de representación nos robó años de vivir en plenitud.
Fer nos platica sobre la lucha por posicionar el fútbol femenil en México, las barreras que ha tenido que romper y cómo este deporte se está convirtiendo en un espacio de libertad y diversidad. También sobre la importancia de crear espacios seguros para las infancias LGBT+, donde puedan elegir desde el amor y no desde el miedo.
Este es un episodio sobre resistencia, autenticidad y sobre cómo el deporte puede transformarse en un espacio para el activismo.
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In this interview, they talk about those childhood moments when we didn't have the words to understand what we were feeling, about those "best friends" who kept us up at night without knowing why, and how not having anyone to look up to cost us years of living fully as ourselves.
Fer talks about the fight to put women's soccer on the map in Mexico, the barriers she's had to break through, and how the sport is becoming a space for freedom and diversity. She also shares why it's so important to create safe spaces for LGBT+ kids, where they can choose out of love instead of fear.
This is an episode about resilience, being true to yourself, and how sports can become a platform for activism.
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