Alejandro Sanz turned on the alarms at the end of last May with an unexpected message on social networks. The singer opened up like never before and confessed the bad moment he was going through in his mental health, causing concern among his followers and friends: “I’m not well. I don’t know if this is of any use but I want to say it. I am sad and tired, ”he began by expressing himself. “I’m working to make it go away… I’ll get to the stage and something inside will tell me what to do. But sometimes I don’t even want to be. Literally”, he continued.
Now the artist who created huge hits like Broken heart, My friend o let her dance He has talked about his personal situation again, updating his status and questioning the noise that has been generated around his figure. “Hello, here I am still in my process, with my ups and downs but improving little by little. It is difficult because the noise does not let you suffer in peace. But I will tell you something so that you understand me: do you remember the song for sale? Well, I’m not selling. See you on stage with a charged soul. You guys are my ammunition,” she shared.
The song he is referring to is a song that Alejandro Sanz himself released in 2012 and has verses like “A new, unused soul is sold, I surrender my armies of lead”, “I burn my ships in your womb, I give you my rudder”, “I surrender my conquests and my strengths” or “the doubts go to the bucket of the green ones”.
Many open fronts
The artist already spoke of a “void” last year and the difficulties he had composing, but recently things have gotten worse with various problems that are greatly affecting him. The artist has just broken up with Rachel Valdés and several voices pointed to a wear and tear from coexistence and “a war of titans and egos”.
As if that were not enough, Alejandro Sanz was sentenced for non-payment of properties, because according to what he published The worldthe court of first instance number 47 of Madrid ruled that the singer had to take charge of a millionaire default for the purchase of several luxury properties in Miami whose loans he stopped paying.
