[Fotos+Videos] Christina Aguilera portada de revista Women's Health + nueva canción (Mar/16)

[aLan_aG]

Es muy malo el photoshop que le hicieron. Terrible. Cagaron el resultado final.

En los videos se ve preciosa, ese maquillaje y ese peinado le quedan tremendos.

[FlorDeLoto]

Sus brazos en la portada 

 

Que poco natural se ven, me recuerda la canción de Meghan Trainor:

 

"I see the magazines workin that photoshoop

we know that shit aint real, come on now make it stop"

 

A parte de eso todo lo demás me encanta. 

[Andrez]

nada que ver como luce en el vídeo a las fotos.. igual se ve muy hermosa, igual no me gusta verla gorda, no me parece que es ella siempre fue tan delgada, me desagrada verla asi se que esta feliz, pero espero recupere su cuerpo bionic - burlesque para su nuevo disco siento que así no se ve flexible en el escenario, se ve tosca..

para mi esta es la christina que me encanta, se le nota lo estrella y lo gran performance que es.. es mi opinion

 OJO no tengo ningún problema, con las personas con mas masa, no me importa  de verdad, es solo, que chistina empezó así, esa es la christina que conoce la gente en general y para mi la christina que me gusta y para mi la mejor...

[Hernán]

A mi me encanta como luce, no está ni escuálida como en la era Bionic, ni gorda como en Lotus, un intermedio, se la ve sana y más señora de casa, nose. Me parece que está bien, mientras nos deleite con su voz, está muy bien. La amo se ve hermosa 

[we.remain.xtina]

Esta preciosa, amo que este feliz, transmite mucha seguridad, confianza y paz interior, espero que nos deslumbre con su álbum, y coincido con ustedes el photoshop que le hacen es asqueroso, en el video se ve radiante y en las fotos asi

 

 

nada que ver como luce en el vídeo a las fotos.. igual se ve muy hermosa, igual no me gusta verla gorda, no me parece que es ella siempre fue tan delgada, me desagrada verla asi se que esta feliz, pero espero recupere su cuerpo bionic - burlesque para su nuevo disco siento que así no se ve flexible en el escenario, se ve tosca..

para mi esta es la christina que me encanta, se le nota lo estrella y lo gran performance que es.. es mi opinion

OJO no tengo ningún problema, con las personas con mas masa, no me importa  de verdad, es solo, que chistina empezó así, esa es la christina que conoce la gente en general y para mi la christina que me gusta y para mi la mejor...

 

 

Pero tenemos que tener en cuenta que Christina ya esta en sus 35 y va haciéndose lento el metabolismo, que ha tenido 2 hijos y que su complexión si vemos a su mamá tiende a ser rellenita. Si a esto le agregas que no se ha quitado ese voluminoso trasero y esos senos -si se los redujera, se vería más delgada y más estilizada según yo- y que le gustan sus curvas yo amo verla como sea. -Excepto en su era lotus-

[Dan_Marine]

Ay no chicas, no sé ustedes pero aquí se parece a Dolly Parton       

 

Se ve rara.

 

 

Ay no mejor me voy antes que me apedreen 

 

[···{Bi~ΟΠ~iC}]

A mi me gusta como se ve, esta delgada pero no esquelética... Me encanta como se ve de verdad epica

[JefferXon]

Videos con escenas ineditas:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSC-90KEYc0
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[XEricFighter]

Que troll. Le dedicó sólo 3 palabras al álbum

[BabyJaneRK]

Nuevo scan en mejor calidad

 

https://twitter.com/imwithxtina/status/696050445035433984

[Dan_Marine]

Aquí un video más largo, directamente de Women´s Health...

 

se ve radianteeeee         

 

Quiero nutrirme de esa lactosa que producen esas glándulas mamarias para terminarme de criar. 

 

Ay no mejor lo digo vulgarmente, ese no soy yo.   

 

Quiero sacarle la leche a esas ubres, hasta que me termine de engordar como becerro.       

 

[Cielito]

Gran Consejo

Mensaje buena onda

 

 

[LAMB]

Xtina necesita renovarse totalmente, ya aburren estos shoots.

[Combs]

Christina nacesita ponerse las pilas....pero que esten cargadas al 1000% 

[Soar]

Tú también Lamb.

 

Enviado desde mi SM-G360M mediante Tapatalk

[···{Bi~ΟΠ~iC}]

Me encanta la foto con el vestido morado omfg

[Moon_Kiss]

La verdad a mí sí me gustó el shoot. La idea es destacar todo el tema del yoga, así que encuentro coherente que la ropa y el estilo que use sean más sobrios. Se ve hermosa igual... y con menos maquillaje hasta más joven   Lo que sí, me vi todos los videos y no capté lo de la "nueva canción", ¿dónde se supone que sale? Porque la música de fondo del video no creo que sea una canción de ella   Si me pudieran iluminar se los agradecería 

 

Y bueno, como siempre, les traigo el video subtitulado del primer video, el cortito que salió en la web de Women's Health. Estamos trabajando en los demás clips. Los traeré apenas estén listos 

 

http://www.dalealplay.com.co/videos/Christina-Aguilera-habla-del-cuerpo-de-la-mujer_642752

[BabyJaneRK]

Lo de la cancion sale en los scans de la entrevista pero tienes q visualizar muy bien xq esos scans no tienen muy buena calidad jajajajjaa @@Moon_Kiss

[Dracko]

Los scans de la revista en mejor calidad

 

 

 

 

Sin tags

 

 

 

Entrevista

 

http://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/christina-aguilera-childhood-trauma

 

 

Christina Aguilera Opens Up About Overcoming Childhood Trauma

 

Her mind is stiller, her body more at ease, and her sense of self stronger than ever.

 

Floating down the white marble staircase of her sun-drenched Mediterranean mansion, a barefoot Christina Aguilera smiles and offers a soft greeting: "Welcome to my sanctuary." The 35-year-old singer is clad in a black, floor-skimming cotton dress and supersoft white cotton sweater, her platinum hair pulled into a messy-on-purpose pony with whisps framing her face. She's not makeup-free, but the little she's wearing (nude gloss, dewy foundation) harks back to the doe-eyed 21-year-old who gave us the anthemic "Beautiful" way back in 2002.

 

Maybe we'd all look this well rested if we lived in Christina's Beverly Hills hideaway. Seriously—the place is so chill, you half expect a masseuse to waltz up and ask "Swedish or shiatsu?" at any moment. Three fireplaces are ablaze, despite the 73°F weather, and every room sparkles with new-agey crystals, including two humongous purple geodes that are almost as tall as the 5'2" star herself. "They breathe as you do," explains Christina of the hollow, amethyst-lined rocks. "It's not like you just put them in your house—you have to give them your energy." It isn't until the white-and-gold living room that you spot any evidence that there's a celebrated musician in residence, not some glamorous mystic guru. Just past a massive gilded Buddha, there's a grand piano, a microphone, and a turntable, along with multiple awards—except, where's her Grammy? "Grammys," corrects the six-time winner (including one Latin Grammy). "Would you like to see them?" Christina strolls into her recording studio where high up on a shelf are the half-dozen mini gramophones and her favorite laurel: the 11th Annual George McGovern Leadership Award, which she earned for her volunteer work with the World Food Program USA. Along with photos of her children, Max, 8, and Summer, 1, her other most prized possession hangs in the family room next door: "Girl with Red Balloon," a wall-size piece by graffiti artist Banksy. "I got in with him early—I'm proud of that," says Christina, who's lost count of how many of his pieces she owns. But this, one of the Brit's most famous works, depicting a child letting go of a red heart-shaped balloon, is particularly telling. "It says so much about how I try to live my life," she reflects. "Just surrendering and knowing that I've done my best. In the grand scheme of things, I'm not in control, and that's okay, you know?"

 

FINDING PEACE—AND YOGA

If you think this ultra-Zen woman sounds like a far cry from the divalicious Xtina of the aughts, you'd be right. In 2014, about a year after moving in with her fiance, Burlesque production assistant Matthew Rutler, 30, Christina became pregnant with their child (her second). She'd been the main provider for her family since she began singing at weddings and block parties at age 7, but with her daughter on the way, Christina decided she was "on a mission" to take better care of herself. "I said, 'I'm looking to open that next chapter of my life and build something rooted in positivity, truth, and love.' That was when I found yoga."

 

Her doctor put her in touch with Krista Cahill, a yoga teacher in Venice, California, who shares Christina's fitness philosophy. "Health shouldn't be a tortuous process," says the singer. "Healthy is a state of mind, and it has to come from inside. It is not a situp; it's not a calorie count—I hate that! I don't go by scales, I go by how I feel in my clothes, how good I feel in my body, how well I can pull off a show."

 

Christina and Krista meet for private, one- to two-hour hatha-Vinyasa sessions up to five times a week. Rather than focus on getting buff or slimming down, the duo approaches the process from a standpoint of exchanging "love and good energy." But that isn't to say their routines aren't challenging: The poses Christina's striking in the photos on the previous pages are intermediate level and take a fair amount of warming up. And yep, 17 months after giving birth to Summer, the voluptuous star is looking quite svelte, but she hasn't been angsting over losing the pregnancy pounds—for her, it just happens to be a nice by-product.

 

MOTHER KNOWS BEST

Giving birth to her children shifted both Christina's perspective and her priorities, and not just in that cliched selfless-mom way. "Mothers are constantly expected to be the nurturers, the givers, the providers of a comfortable home," she says. "We're expected to be pregnant, have the kids, breast-feed once we have the babies. And we're expected to look amazing after baby, right? Keep our husbands and boyfriends interested—because we're supposed to get back to sexy and keep things exciting in the bedroom. There's such a long list. Having children is the ultimate joy, and I love my kids, but women have to find time to nurture themselves. If someone has a baby, the first thing I'm like is, 'Okay, are you taking care of you?'"

 

Christina followed every ounce of her own advice following Summer's birth, opting to sit out seasons six and seven of The Voice—a choice that gave her some pause. Though she'd vacated her judge's chair for season four, it was to promote an album, 2012's Lotus. This time, it was for maternity leave, which took some getting used to for the consummate hustler. "The fact that my mom was pushed around by my father...I decided early on that I'm not going to be that woman. I'm not going to allow myself to be in a situation where I have to rely on this man or that person for financial means," she says. "So I strived to be that workhorse. I felt like, 'Okay, I can't be weak; I can't say no. I always have to be strong. I'm going to get the work done.'"

 

"I'm not going to allow myself to be in a situation where I have to rely on this man or that person for financial means."

 

But ultimately, Christina realized that a parent taking time off to bond with her baby isn't about being feeble or selfish. "It's taking care of myself so I can take care of everybody else," she says. She shares this viewpoint with presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, a proponent of paid-leave laws and someone Christina has known and admired for years. The connection doesn't end there: Former Secretary Clinton, a George McGovern Leadership honoree herself, was the one who presented the award to Christina on behalf of the World Food Program, and Christina decided to support Clinton's campaign in a big way by cohosting a $1 million fundraiser with Rutler at their home back in November. "Hillary was like, 'I listened to 'Fighter' on the way here—it's a song that inspires and empowers me,'" recalls Christina. "I'm like, 'Oh my god, I can't believe Hillary is saying this!'"

 

BEST-LAID PLANS

Political soirees aside, Christina's schedule is ramping way up: At the time of the interview, she was busy taping the blind auditions for her return to The Voice (season 10 begins airing February 29) while writing and recording her new album with fellow Voice coach Pharrell Williams, among others. While it's been three years since her last release (the tepidly received Lotus), she's contributed vocals to an array of smashes: "Moves Like Jagger" by Maroon 5, "Feel This Moment" by Pitbull, and the one that gave Christina her last Grammy: "Say Something," by A Great Big World. As an enduring force in the music industry, she doesn't feel the need to rush her next record just to get something out there. "I'm not going to collect a bunch of songs from writers and producers and think, I'm going to put my voice on that and call it a day," she says. "I have to be invested, because [that's when] you're going to get your 'Fighters,' your 'Beautifuls.'" Instead, she's borrowing a page from Adele, who took four years to make her record-breaking 25. "She has a way of singing with such truth," says Christina. "I love how genuine she comes across in her songwriting."

 

"I have to be invested, because [that's when] you're going to get your 'Fighters,' your 'Beautifuls.'"

 

Another thing Christina isn't rushing: her wedding to Rutler. Though the pair got engaged on Valentine's Day 2014, they're taking their time with the planning. "We discuss it when we're snuggling in bed...but it's a casual conversation," she says. Their no-pressure approach has even inspired her to write a new song. "The lyrics are like, 'We don't need a big audience/A dozen roses and a wedding dress. . .' It's about how we don't need anything ostentatious to celebrate our love."

 

CENTERED STAGE

It's taken a lot of time, introspection, and, yes, forgiveness for Christina to reach this turning point, where everything is finally falling back into place. It started with ensuring she and ex-husband Jordan Bratman could remain friends and happily share custody of their son. "I never wanted Max to be around arguing or unnecessary discomfort," says Christina, alluding to the alleged domestic abuse she grew up around. "I could be bitter about my childhood, but if anything, I'm thankful that I have that experience. I know my bigger purpose is to empower, to encourage other people to find their voice." Through her new music and her yoga practice, Christina has rediscovered her own too. "My whole life has been about 'fight or flight,' but yoga has helped me to appreciate the moment and be okay with the now," she says. "No matter what chaos is around me, it gets me back into my body. [i've learned that] the stronger you get within yourself, everything else just bounces off."

 

For more on X-tina, check out the March issue of Women's Health, on newsstands now—and subscribe to the mag if you haven't already!

 

[Moon_Kiss]

Gracias @@BabyJaneRK ahí pude leer el artículo gracias a los scans que puso @Dracko 

Me parece curioso lo q dice Xtina sobre la boda con Matt, q incluso sale en la letra, de que no necesitan hacer cosas ostentosas para demostrar su amor etc. Porque recordemos que cuando se casó con Jordan su boda duró TRES días!    En lo personal, creo que en realidad Christina no quiere repetir una boda pk se dejó a sí misma la vara muy alta o porque lo de Jordan fue algo único e irrepetible... al menos eso creo yo. De lo contrario ya se habrían casado, ¿no? En todo caso me parece bien que vivan juntos y críen a Summer, etc, pero de verdad tengo esa sensación respecto a la boda.

 

 

Y hablando del compromiso, aprovecho de dejarles el video subtitulado del clip que salió en Entertainment Tonight sobre el tema y el photoshoot. De pasadita menciona que está trabajando en el nuevo disco        pero JUSTO lo cortan en esa parte! 

 

[Pegaso-Seiya]

su maternidad, de la mujer, esta excitada con su nuevo album, the voice....pura MIERDA reciclado que hemos escuchamos todos los años..se ha vuelto tan aburrida.

[Seth]

Épica portada, mejor que la de Lotus   

Ay amigas, pues Christina ya vio que nada es para siempre, que todo se termina   

 

 

su maternidad, de la mujer, esta excitada con su nuevo album, the voice....pura MIERDA reciclado que hemos escuchamos todos los años..se ha vuelto tan aburrida.

 

amix, te doy el k- que te falta para llegar al -100, Épica Pegatza!   

[we.remain.xtina]

 

Me parece curioso lo q dice Xtina sobre la boda con Matt, q incluso sale en la letra, de que no necesitan hacer cosas ostentosas para demostrar su amor etc. Porque recordemos que cuando se casó con Jordan su boda duró TRES días!    En lo personal, creo que en realidad Christina no quiere repetir una boda pk se dejó a sí misma la vara muy alta o porque lo de Jordan fue algo único e irrepetible... al menos eso creo yo. De lo contrario ya se habrían casado, ¿no? En todo caso me parece bien que vivan juntos y críen a Summer, etc, pero de verdad tengo esa sensación respecto a la boda.

 

Lo que pasa es que Jordan supo como ganarse el amor de Christina y como ambos eran inexpertos pensaron que sería para siempre.

Christina maduro y como ya pasó por la experiencia de un matrimonio y de un divorcio, sabe que las cosas pueden terminar,  por eso creo yo que a ella le basta vivir en pareja por el momento.

[FlorDeLoto]

Xtina necesita renovarse totalmente, ya aburren estos shoots.

 

[Moon_Kiss]

Yo tengo la idea hace tiempo de que Christina pasó por una fase muy fea tras su ruptura con Jordan. La cancelación de la gira Bionic, más que por las ventas creo que fue por un quiebre emocional de ella... Luego vino Lotus al que no le puso amor, eso se notó, y un periodo donde rehuía mucho las preguntas a su música y como que se conformaba con estar en The Voice y ya... Tras leer esta entrevista y ver lo que pasó con "Say Something", creo que Xtina de a poco está volviendo a encontrarse a ella misma y a inspirarse y eso me parece excelente. Tampoco le podemos exigir que sea un robot o una trabajólica como lo era en sus inicios... Ya tiene 35 años, 2 hijos y las prioridades cambian. Sin embargo igual me quedo con la sensación de que ahora al sentirse más en paz consigo misma, ya sea por el yoga o lo que sea, está en un lugar más feliz y motivada para lo que se viene. Este shoot es como una transición hacia eso creo yo... 

 

En fin, aquí les dejo los 2 últimos videos de "Women's Health" subtitulados. La nota de E! News y la versión extendida del backstage de la web de WH