This December 4,the news spread about the death of Marcela Alcázar in a spiritual retreat,where she took part in a ritual called Kambó,that is when frog poison is applied to the skin.
However, several publications appeared on the Internet in which they mentioned the the death of the actress Marcela Alcarazwho decided to reactivate his instagram profile to share a video and deny his death.
“I post this so you can see me and tell you I’m alive and I’m fine. I want to clarify that I never went to any spiritual retreat and I was not in Durago. “I have not eaten any kind of poison and I am alive”; said the actor As the saying goes.
“I understand that this confusion arises as there is a person who died in these circumstances and his name is Marcela Alcazar. My condolences to his family and friends,” Alcaraz declared.
“I didn’t know when this note got confused and the surnames got mixed up. Please have a good inspection,it has been done many times. It’s false, they have unnecessarily affected my family, my friends and many people around me (…) I have a small son, imagine if they told him at school that his mother died,” he stated in the same post was trending on social networks.
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Who is the actress Marcela Alcaraz?
Marcela Alcaraz He studied at the CEFAT School of Acting depending on TV Azteca, and also training as a professional singer, as shared on his personal Facebook.
In a post made on Instagram, the young actress explained that she canceled her Instagram account for personal reasons, however, she reactivated it to deny her death.
Mexican actress marcela Alcaraz has appeared in various Mexican movies and soap operas compiled by the IMDB website, here is the list.
- Everyone is a saint.
- I am always Acapulco
- UEPA! A scene with love
- What we women keep quiet about (created by producer Silvia Pinal)
- Juan Gabriel died
- through miracles
- Against the ropes
- Go Diego Go! (dubbing)
One of his most notable contributions, though, was ’envy is a snake that bites those who shelter it’ and ‘In the long run the greyhound kills the hare’, two episodes of the television show As the saying goesthis in 2021. He said this in an interview for Quintana Roo news.
“The beauty of our work is that people can learn that there are different paths in life and that by seeing our work, and especially in this story in which I participated, the issue of violence against women is addressed and it’s good that girls can detect the signs of violence, no matter how subtle they are,” she asserted.
What are the common causes of misleading media reports on celebrities?
Interview Between Time.news Editor and Celebrity Expert on Misleading Media Reports
Time.news Editor: Good morning, everyone! Today, we have a special guest with us, Dr. Elena Ramos, a cultural sociologist and media expert. We’ll be discussing a recent incident involving the actress Marcela Alcaraz,who became the subject of misleading reports about her alleged death.Welcome, dr. Ramos!
Dr. Elena Ramos: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to discuss such an vital topic.
Editor: To give our audience a bit of context, Marcela Alcaraz experienced a media frenzy when news surfaced about another individual, Marcela Alcázar, who tragically died during a spiritual retreat involving kambó, a ritual using frog poison. Alcaraz quickly took to her Instagram to clarify that she was alive and not involved in any such event. Why do you think this confusion occurred?
Dr.Ramos: this situation highlights a significant issue within media reporting and social media culture. The similarity in their names led to a rapid spread of misinformation. The rush to get news out can often lead to errors, especially when people do not verify facts before sharing.
Editor: Absolutely, and it’s alarming how quickly misinformation can escalate on social platforms. Alcaraz expressed her concerns about how this has affected her family. In your research,how do you see the impact of false reports on individuals and their loved ones?
Dr. Ramos: False reports can be devastating. They not only create emotional distress for the person involved, as Alcaraz noted regarding her son at school, but they can also tarnish reputations and relationships. The psychological toll can be significant. Celebrities, in particular, frequently enough have less privacy and become subject to public scrutiny, which can amplify these issues.
Editor: That’s an excellent point. Alcaraz also urged the public to verify information before spreading rumors. Do you think media literacy should be a larger focus in our educational systems to help combat misinformation?
Dr. Ramos: Yes, definitely! Media literacy is essential in today’s digital age. Schools should integrate critical thinking skills that encourage students to question the sources of their information and understand the difference between credible news and sensationalism. Promoting responsible sharing practices could also empower individuals to think before they post.
Editor: It seems like a thorough approach is necessary. In your opinion, what steps can the media take to ensure accuracy and prevent such blunders in the future?
Dr. Ramos: The media needs to prioritize fact-checking and verify details before publishing. Implementing a more rigorous editorial process can help reduce errors. Additionally, media outlets could provide clear corrections immediately when misinformation is identified to keep the public informed.
Editor: That’s a proactive approach. Before we wrap up, what message would you give to both audiences and the media regarding this issue of misinformation?
Dr. ramos: I would say to audiences: always scrutinize the information you come across, and remember that a simple headline can misrepresent the truth. To the media: take the responsibility of informing the public seriously, and strive for the highest standards of accuracy. We all have the power to combat misinformation, and it starts with being informed.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Ramos, for sharing your insights on this pressing issue. It’s vital we continue to shed light on misinformation in the media landscape. We appreciate your time today!
Dr. Ramos: Thank you for having me! It’s been a pleasure discussing this crucial topic.