In a recent interview with Christopher Gianotti's YouTube channel, Amy Gutierrez talked about her sexual orientation, noting that she considered herself pansexual because she was was attracted to a person's personality and not to his gender or sex.
“I'm attracted to the beauty of some woman, I can't tell you that I'm bisexual, but I can't tell you that I'm just one gender, I feel like I'm like pansexual. I never look at the genre,” he said.
As a result of these revelations, the salsera joins the long list of international artists who feel identified with this orientation. Singer Miley Cyrus talked about her pansexuality in 2015 during an interview with the UK magazine 'Elle'.
“I'm very open about it, I'm pansexual, but I'm not in a relationship. I am 22 years old, I have appointments, but I change my style every two weeks,” he commented on that occasion.
Pynk singer Janelle Monáe was another artist who talked about her sexuality in 2018. She noted that she was bisexual, but maintained that she also felt identified with pansexuality.
“Being a black woman in the United States and someone who has been in relationships with men and women, I consider myself a daughter of p... free,” she said.
Kesha stated in an interview with the magazine 'Seventeen' that she not only falls in love with men, but with the people who are most important to her. “I don't just love men, I love people. It's not about a genre. It's about the spirit of that person you're with,” he added.
Although at first Bella Thorne said that she considered herself bisexual, then on a television show she clarified that she defined herself more as a pansexual person, after understanding what this sexual orientation meant.
“You like what you like. It doesn't have to be a girl or a guy or a him or her or them or this or that, you like personality. You just like a being,” he explained at the time.
Cara Delevingne, a British actress and model, said in 'Variety' magazine that she defined herself as pansexual. She said she accepted her sexual orientation by discarding all kinds of labels.
“I don't care if someone defines themselves as him, her or him. I fall in love with the person, that's all. I'm attracted to the person! ”, said Delevigne.
The leader of the band 'Panic! At The Disco' on more than one occasion noted that she felt free to express her sexuality. Thus, in 2018, he confessed that in the past he had relations with men and women, without giving importance to sex.
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