Marita Ballesteros, returning to the theater with her play 'Lo que se pierde se tiene para siempre,' discusses her journey from a career in aviation to becoming an actress after winning a beauty contest. Reflecting on her life choices, Ballesteros expresses gratitude for her independence, which has allowed her to pursue acting without the burden of supporting others. In her conversation with LA NACION, she shares insights about the evolution of her theater career, including the significant transition from the off-Broadway scene to the prestigious Corrientes street, a major hub for theatrical performance in Buenos Aires. This shift signifies not only her personal success but also highlights the challenges many small productions face in gaining visibility. Furthermore, Ballesteros reminisces about her memories and experiences in the industry, emphasizing the learning moments from her career and the importance of breaking societal norms. Her reflections showcase a blend of nostalgia and empowerment, shedding light on the intricacies of a lifelong commitment to acting that transcends mere profession to embody a passion for art and culture.