That’s how we’re going to buy men.
Mariana Mazza has become a fixture on the Quebec cultural scene over the past several years. Whether on television, in films, or on stage, the comedian keeps piling up projects and has established herself as a must-see talent, earning a living from her art for a long time now.
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It goes without saying that she leaves no one indifferent. Mariana Mazza shakes things up, sometimes ruffling feathers… but above all, she leaves a mark and continually wins over audiences with her singular sense of humor.
Recently, she appeared on the show Deux hommes en or et Rosalie, hosted by Rosalie Bonenfant, Patrick Huard and Ricardo Larrivée.
Her presence on set sparked a moment that was funny, spontaneous, and genuinely entertaining, true to her vibrant personality and blunt honesty that never leaves anyone indifferent.
Surprising Confidences
During her appearance, Mariana spoke with refreshing candor about several facets of her life. She especially opened up about her friendship with Alex Barrette, who was her partner for seven years, while underscoring the strong rapport that remains between them today.
The comedian also discussed her career path, the realities of the profession… and, above all, the money that comes with it. It’s a topic she doesn’t shy away from, even though it remains widely taboo in Quebec. True to herself, Mariana emphasized that she refuses to hide the fact that she’s earning a good living—an attitude that is still too rarely heard, particularly when it involves a woman in the arts.
Money, Money, Money 
Everything that has been taken away from women for years.
The discussion picked up after Patrick Huard pointed out that she has no qualms about saying she makes money.
“No, you shouldn’t be afraid of saying that we’re women who make money—it’s something we rarely talk about. Men turn it into careers; when we bring it up, we’re labeled as bitches. I have money, I’m proud to earn it, I’m proud to help the people around me, and I’m proud to say that I have money, because I earned it—from the sweat of my brow, with my talent and with my big mouth. Everything that’s been taken from women for years. And I’ll never stop highlighting it. My big mouth, my insistence on not taking questions I don’t like, my ambition to succeed more than a man—people hate that, and that’s exactly what pays off. So I’ll keep saying it, because if there’s a girl listening right now who’s ashamed of making money: never be ashamed of making money, because that’s how we’ll buy the men”
A message that will surely resonate loudly and stand up for women everywhere!
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