A post that is a #tb concentrate, a jigsaw puzzle of photos from the past, talking about the present and the future, with the inevitable complete resemblance to his two children. Belen Rodriguez shared with her subscribers a collage of childhood photos., from newborn to the first signs of adolescence, in which she blossomed in all her beauty, making her one of the most sought after and revered dancers in Italian entertainment. Among the comments on photo Belen in childhood many compliments and, above all, many reports of resemblance to Luna Marie and Santiago, as well as her sister Cecilia and brother Jeremias.

“Little Belen … Always with me,” wrote the presenter, born in 1984, publishing a diverse album of memories. There is Baby B with a guitar in hand or a sombrero, but above all, a succession of smiles and funny faces, while the gorgeous beaches of his native Argentina can be seen in the background. In old photos, the 38-year-old is almost unrecognizable, and in the pictures of the mid-to-late 90s, distinctive features familiar to us are striking: an upturned nose and full lips, which often cause discussions. between admirers and haters of their “nature”. A clear resemblance to her sister Cecilia, but above all to her mother Veronica Cozzani, a copy of her without any “buts” and “ifs”, as she likes to recall in the IG feed, posting photos of her “amazing, sensitive, very sweet and crazy mother,” who was so gorgeous in her youth that “even tables turned to look at her,” as Cecilia told GF Vip.

Photographs of his childhood in Argentina, a “beautiful yet difficult” period between the 90s and the early 2000s, when his country went through a dramatic economic crisis. “We too are losing our homes day by day without being able to say anything,” the 38-year-old said in September last year. 7insert from Corriere della Sera, recalling the horror of those years and the flight to Italy when he was a little over 18, where today he gathered all his loved ones. “They stole my youth. In Argentina, I experienced terrible moments. there was no money for food. It was hard, it was very dangerous to walk down the street,” he recalled, “they put a gun to my head 3 times. You were shot for two euros. I got scared and said, “I have to get out of here.” In Italy, she fulfilled her American dream and also found love in the capital, her husband (between ups and downs) Stefano De Martino.

Messages under the post about similarities with children are inevitable. An issue that fans take seriously, judging by the clear stance and tone of some. “The moon is like you … except Antonino,” writes a follower, who is contradicted by those who do not all recognize this consonance; “However, Santiago is similar in effect to Stefano, but he also has a lot of Belen,” writes another, receiving conflicting answers. However, everyone agrees on what is well expressed in this observation: “Perfection has always been.”