Tini - The New Life of Violetta

About Tini - The New Life of Violetta

"Tini: The New Life of Violetta", also known as "La Nueva Vida de Violetta" is a 2016 Argentine dramatic film. The film serves as the conclusion to the television series "Violetta", taking place a few years after the events of the series. It explores Violetta's journey of self-discovery and growth as she embarks on a new life and career away from the television world.

The plot revolves around the life of Violetta who, after being recognised as a music superstar thanks to her performance in the successful show "You Mix", embarks on a personal journey of discovery in Italy where she experiences a series of adventures and surprising revelations. The gripping narrative of the movie captures the emotional growth of Violetta, who cherishes both her passionate love for music and for her on-and-off boyfriend, León.

Making / Production

Tini: The New Life of Violetta is a Disney Channel production directed by Juan Pablo Buscarini and produced by Pablo Bossi. The screenplay for the movie was written by Ramón Salazar. Filming took place in several stunning locations in Sicily, Italy, which served to create a vivid and picturesque background for the movie’s plot and significantly contribute to it's aesthetic appeal.

Actors

• Martina Stoessel as Tini - Portrayed her character with an emotional depth and passion effectively capturing the struggles and achievements of her character.
• Jorge Blanco as León - Delivered a strong performance as Violetta's love interest, perfectly portraying his character's emotional evolution.
• Mercedes Lambre as Ludmila - Managed to provide depth and realism to her role as the movie's antagonist.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The film is a big-screen adaption of a very popular Argentine TV series "Violetta".
• It was filmed in prominent locations across Sicily, Italy.
• Leading actress Martina Stoessel is also a successful singer.

Music, Soundtrack

• "Siempre Brillarás" by Martina Stoessel
• "Born to Shine" by Martina Stoessel
• "Light Your Heart" by Jorge Blanco