Norma Duval has been one of the great icons of uncovering in our country during the transition and is one of the most respected voices for her iconic image of a star that revolutionized the covers and Spanish television during the 70s and 80s, and today she has returned to say his in the last night.
Specifically, Sandra Barneda has asked the protagonist of the night about the commented gesture of Eva Amaral in her last concert, where the Aragonese singer sent a forceful message on stage while showing her breasts: "For Rigoberta, for Zahara, for Drink... so they don't take away our freedom!"
However, Norma Duval has relativized this gesture: "She has done very well, I think that even today... Can't you show a woman's chest?", pointed out the vedette, who considers it to be a act already normalized in Spain and that does not have such an important feminist connotation.
"We have taught it in full transition and nothing has happened," said Duval, who was one of the muses of the uncovering after the end of Francoism in Spain and who starred in several covers of Interviú magazine in a way never seen before in Spain. our country.
Precisely, about that convulsive time, Norma Duval considers that "nobody would tear their clothes off" to see a woman showing her breasts in public and has stressed that in Spain "always" she has been allowed to express herself freely.
In conclusion, Norma Duval has also made an appeal because she is "hurt" by the "deaths of so many women every day", which seem to have no brake, as the vedette asks herself: "How are we not capable?" noted in Last Night.
