Ariana Grande confesses what the song that saved her life was

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Ariana Grande He has several times how music and therapy helped him overcome two of the most difficult moments of his life: the attack in his concert in Manchester in 2017 and the death of his ex -boyfriend Mac Miller in 2018. In a recent interview in The podcast “Awards Chatter” by The Hollywood ReporterAriana revealed that her album Thank U, Next It was a crucial part of its healing process.

The attack at Manchester, which occurred in May 2017 during his tour Dangerous Woman Tourleft 22 dead and many injured. This traumatic event left Ariana dealing with a post -traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression and anxiety. The singer organized a beneficial concert in honor of the victims, which was attended by several music stars.

A year later, in September 2018, Mac Miller, ex -boyfriend of Ariana, died due to an accidental drug overdose. The relationship between the two had ended due to rapper addictions, but Ariana always showed her support in her fight against addiction.

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In your interview, Ariana explained that music was a fundamental part of her therapy. “I was doing a lot of therapy and dealing with all kinds of pain, depression and anxiety,” he confessed. “Having music as part of that therapy contributed absolutely to save my life. They were dark times and music contributed a lot of lightness,” the interpreter confessed.

The album Thank U, Next, released in February 2019It was especially significant for Ariana. It was created in a short period of time, just a few months after Sweetear launched. Despite the initial resistance of his record label, Ariana insisted on throwing the album because he felt it was a way to process his pain and move on.

“The seal understood it, but they also doubted suddenly Sweetene And go to such a fast album … I simply said: 'I really don't care about the formula. I don't want to follow the rules at this time, because this is what I need for my soul '. It was a really healing and liberating sensation, “Ariana confesses.

Thank U, Next It includes songs that reflect their emotional trip and personal growth. The song that gives title to the album, Thank U, Next, became a hymn of empowerment and gratitude, where Ariana thanks her ex -boyfriends for the lessons learned. This album not only allowed Ariana to express his feelings, but also deeply resonated with his fans, who found comfort and strength in his music.

In addition to music, Ariana has talked openly about the importance of therapy in her life. In an interview with Elle in 2018, he mentioned that he has been attending therapy since his parents divorced and that therapy has saved his life on multiple occasions. On Twitter, he has also encouraged his followers to seek professional help if they are going through difficult times.

Ariana Grande has proven to be a resilient and brave artist, using her platform to talk about mental health and the importance of seeking help. His album Thank U, Next not only marked a milestone in his musical career, but also a testimony of Its ability to transform pain into art and find light in the midst of darkness.

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