Celebrities rescue rare photos of their work cards on the Labor Day holiday: ‘May more women be able to pioneer these achievements’ | Celebrities

Several famous actresses decided to share rare photos of their work portfolios to celebrate Labor Day, celebrated this Wednesday (01). The list includes Paolla Oliveira, Letícia Spiller, Ana Cecília Costa and Carolina Dieckmann.

A trends began with Oliveira publishing a record of her document when she was still a teenager on her Instagram profile and declared: “From a very early age, I learned the value that work has in a person’s life, a lesson taught at home. With a little more experience, I understood the importance it has in women’s lives. The financial independence that comes through work brings freedom in relationships, whatever they may be, and in desires.”

“It brings us the possibility of choosing what we want, or if we want to stay in them. It brings security, confidence and becomes an important part of our identity. Not all of it, but a genuine and important part of it! It’s incredible to think that there was a time when This was prohibited for us, women. I wish that more women can pioneer these achievements with dignity and equity!

Letícia Spiller posts rare photo of her work card at 15 years old

Spiller, in turn, revealed that he has been working since he was 15 years old, when showing his license. “Buffalo in the Chinese horoscope, since I was 15 years old my name has been work”, he said in the caption of the post made on the social network.

Ana Cecília Costa praises fellow artists on Labor Day

Another great artist who also wanted to participate in the trends it was Ana Cecília Costa, who displayed her document and celebrated her working class. “Labor Day. I started working as an artist early and I want to continue acting for a long time. I congratulate today, especially, my professional colleagues, a class without stability that resists with discipline and passion”, she acknowledged.

Carolina Dieckmann celebrates 32 years of career on Labor Day

Later, it was Carolina Dieckmann’s turn to highlight this special day by celebrating her almost 32-year career. “I feel enormously proud of having started working so early… I was 13, but I still didn’t have a dream. I didn’t know what I wanted to do and I didn’t even think about it. An invitation to audition messed everything up here, It turned my adolescence upside down. And, little by little, it transformed all my doubts into a sweet certainty”, he admitted.

And he celebrated: “It’s been almost 32 years. It’s been a long way, but I still feel like I’m starting. And, in a way, I always am. How lucky! Happy Labor Day to everyone who, like me, sees work as an inexhaustible source of pleasure”.