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Martina Glez, a Spanish-Kenyan dancer and content creator, has opened up about her life following her breakup with fellow dancer Tileh Pacbro.
Martina is a professional dancer who has collaborated with numerous artists and brands to spread positivity.
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The mother of one shared her experiences and the lessons she's learned during an interview at singer Bien's listening party on July 17.
Martina began the interview by expressing her admiration for Bien and his music. "He has a song for every vibe," she said.
"Whether you are feeling sad, partying, or down, he has a song for everybody. He is such a complete artist, and I love that about him," she added.
Martina noted that while she resonates most with the danceable songs, she also appreciates the slower tracks from his albums, such as 'Chikwere', She often listens to Bien's albums as if they were a playlist, enjoying every song.
How Martina is embracing growth after break-up
Reflecting on her current life, Martina shared that she is doing well.
"The year is okay. I’m good. I’m just living life, raising my son, working, and having fun with my friends. I’m blessed," she said.
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Martina emphasised the importance of trusting oneself and God, revealing that she has grown closer to God this year.
"The biggest lesson I have learned so far is to trust in yourself and trust in God. When things don’t go well in your life, you grow closer to God. But now, I want to keep that relationship even when things are good."
The separation
In May, TikToker Tileh Pacbro announced that he and Martina had decided to separate and pursue a divorce.
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Since then, both have focused on their individual healing journeys while co-parenting their son.
Tileh admitted that healing is a challenging process. "Healing is a process. This was a family, so there's no point where you can say you are fully healed," he said, acknowledging the ongoing nature of emotional recovery.
Moving forward
Despite the challenges, Martina and Tileh are both moving forward with their lives.
Martina remains dedicated to her work and raising her son, finding joy in her friendships and the activities she loves.