Marilina’s song declared “institutional interest” by the Women’s Department

The Ministry of Women, through Resolution No. 367/2024, declared the audiovisual material and song “Amor Propio” by renowned National Artist Marilina Bogado to be of “institutional interest”. The initiative aims to use music as a powerful awareness-raising tool to promote greater understanding and empathy in the fight against violence against women.

Self-love This work explores violence against women in a profound and sensitive way, becoming an important cultural resource to raise awareness of this serious social problem. Sung and written by Marilina Bogado, the song is a symbol of resistance and empowerment that resonates in society, calling for reflection and action.

At the recognition ceremony, the Minister of Women, Cynthia Figueiredocongratulated the singer for the quality of her production and stressed the value of her artistic contribution in the fight against gender violence.

Marina, for her part, deeply appreciated the recognition from the Women’s Ministry and said it strengthened her commitment to the cause. “I think it’s very important for people to see this, and for this song to raise awareness and for more women to have their voices heard. “I met with the minister and we discussed this issue and we hope that no case is forgotten and that all women who have experienced any type of violence will have their voices heard and supported.””, comments the artist.

The Ministry of Women highlights the positive impact of music as a tool to convey messages of equality, respect and dignity. In this sense, the audiovisual material Amor Propio not only exposes the painful reality faced by many women, but also creates space for dialogue and education around gender-based violence. The agency emphasizes that art and music play a vital role in denouncing, reflecting and promoting significant social changes.

Attendees at the event included Will Frateshusband and artist representative, and Sylvia BlascoDeputy Minister of the Ministry of Women’s Rights Protection, Celeste MolinasDirector of Communications, who accompanied Marina for this emotional recognition.