Here I leave an interview with Selena Gomez at the end of the filming of Wizards of Weverly Place
"It was bittersweet. ... I, obviously, I cried a lot," Gomez said in a telephone interview Monday from Los Angeles. "It was very, very hard."
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shot to fame thanks to his character Alex Russo on the Disney Channel hit series, which tells the story of three brothers who are training to be witches in New York.
weekend, she tweeted a picture of her with her co-star, David Henrie (Justin Russo) and Jake T. Austin (Max Russo), the last day of recording.
"We were called to the set and usually separate ... call us that morning was like, 'we get them all,'" Gomez said. "I just hold on them. It was very sad." Gómez
said that the cast had a party Sunday where they danced, they saw a series of bloppers and eventually fired.
even received a special memory. "I took my wand I made my spells for the past four years," Gomez said.
"is in a small frame, so hopefully we can hang in my house ... they gave it to my brothers and me"
On Monday morning, Selena said what he felt now that he there will be over "Wizards of Waverly Place." "It's very strange to know that I will not have to go back to my dressing room tomorrow morning," said the beautiful stars reflect Texas, 18 years old.
"It's a little strange. But I'm ready, I think."
But Selena's life does not end with the end of his series, 19 June, she will host the MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto, where Lady Gaga, Black Keys, Avril Lavigne and Bruno Mars will be singing vivo.
The singer and actress said she became a fan of MuchMusic during the filming of two movies in Toronto and was flattered to be invited to participate in this year.
And while rumored to be dating the teen heartthrob Justin Bieber, Gomez admitted also feels an attraction to Bruno Mars.
"I'm obsessed with Bruno Mars, I really think that is very talented," he said. "Any girl would love to be with him."
few days after the awards, the third album by Selena Gomez & The Scene, "Otherside" will be released and start touring internationally.
If that's not enough to satisfy his fans, his latest film "Monte Carlo" - co-starring Cory Monteith's "Glee" - is Estrema in theaters July 1.
Gomez said he wants to continue doing music and movies, but feels he has something to do something new on the side of action as "Wizards" has come to an end.
"I feel like I have to get a certificate with a new audience," he said.
After doing comedy for a few years, she said it would be good to try something different.
However, many teen stars have been criticized for showing too much sex after pretending to be "good girls" on TV, but Gomez does not seem to want to follow those steps, and always tries to be herself.
"I would not do anything to annoy my fans have been very loyal and have been with me for the past five years, "he said.
" If anything, I just want to be myself and grow little by little with them. That makes sense. "
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