From his parents’ passion to the love of his life, dance has always been a part of Samuel Peron. Guest of Silvia Toffanin before leaving for the Island of the Famous, the dancer and master of “Dancing with the Stars” spoke about his childhood and his family, telling anecdotes and being moved by the passing of his mother.
Samuel Peron at Verissimo, who is the dancer? Age, career, wife, son, farewell to Dancing and the new adventure on L’Isola dei Famosi
The interview
He began by talking about his childhood Samuel Peron.
Guest of Verissimo, the dancer spoke about himself in a long interview, recalling his life as a child, his relationship with his parents and with his new family. «I had a beautiful childhood. I lived it intensely, in contact with nature and animals. I felt free, I had my donkey, my lambs, I drove the tractor and ran through the fields. Now I hope to be able to let my children experience it too”, Samuel Peron told Silvia Toffanin. Regarding his new life as a father, the dancer then said that he had acquired greater sensitivity.
Then there is room for the death of his mother, who passed away two years ago: «Two years is a short time. I tried to metabolize in a certain way, she and I were very close. It’s part of life, you have to move forward. When I was little, my parents were very close to me. In my time, dancing was seen as a discipline for girls, so I was laughed at and made fun of. However, I had great support from my family. I also tried doing other sports, but I always returned to dancing, my comfort zone.”
Finally the story of the love story with his partner, Tania: «I was at acting school, I saw her for the first time and I said “you are mine, it will be with you that I will start a family”. He exudes incredible energy. She has an indescribable light, she really captured me. It wasn’t immediate between us. The first coffee made me sweat for six months. She was reluctant, but now we’ve been together for 13 years. We moved in together right away. Now we want another baby. We are very different, you and I, but we both have a lot of hope. We are projected to fulfill our desires. We push and support each other.”
