Camila Cabello, a Mexican-Cuban American, singer, dancer and songwriter, having cracked the music scene to become one of the biggest pop stars on the planet is now embarking on an acting career as well. She’s playing Cinderella, due to start filming with Pierce Brosnan as her father and to be released in fourteen months’ time.
Her manager describes her as a ‘force of nature’, all the more extraordinary since she suffered from crippling shyness when young. But she comes from a family of go-getters with her architect mother and immigrant father scraping by on menial jobs until they got onto their feet and started a construction company.
She was born 3 March 1997 9.50am Havana, Cuba (from memory) which makes her a Sun, Mercury, Venus in musical Pisces; with creative/musical Neptune conjunct her midheaven. She has a lucky, adventurous Jupiter Uranus in her 10th in a talented Half Grand Sextile from an ultra-determined Saturn in forced-to-be-self-reliant in a disciplined opposition to Mars and sextile Pluto as well as Jupiter Uranus. She has confidence, good fortune and a really tough streak. Her Sagittarius Moon is deeply buried in her intense 8th house.
She looks to be in for a longish run of success with tr Jupiter heading for her 10th in 2021; her Solar Arc Jupiter aiming to conjunct her Venus and Mercury and then Sun in the years thereafter. With tr Saturn moving through her upper quadrant till 2028 which is usually hard-working. Though tr Pluto crossing her Midheaven in 2023 does point to a sea-change in her ambitions.
The Half Grand Sextile is commonly known as the STAGE ASPECT PATTERN, chiefly because this pattern resembles a stage box on which the performer/actor stands. Many performers have their STAGE pointing to the MH of CAREER. Those whose STAGE point UPSIDE-DOWN, towards the IC or ground, have been known to FALL OFF THE STAGE, and injure themselves, either thru’ stupidity or drunkeness.
Miss Cabello, with her STAGE pointing towards the MH, suggests why is well suited to a singing career or an acting career.
Ooh thanks for this