A few days ago, the singer Alejandro Sanz worried his fans a lot with a Twitter thread in which he confessed that he was going through a very hard time and that he needed to stop, compose himself and move on: ''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. In case someone else believes that there must always be a sea breeze or a firework on a summer night''.
The singer of Amiga Mía, Cuando nadie me ve y Corazón Partío also spoke that he was working to improve, but that it is a slow process. Although at first he thought about canceling the tour, he later explained that he believes that it is not the solution to his problems, but quite the opposite: "I don't want to cancel the tour because I think that with the right help and a little understanding and support in the shows, we are going to move it forward. Besides, I think that locking myself up is not a good idea.''
Among so much controversy, last weekend it came to light that Rachel Valdés and Sanz were not together. The couple had put an end to a relationship of more than three years in one of the worst moments of the singer's life, something that his fans were quick to criticize.
Given the wave of comments and speculation that made Valdés feel bad, Alejandro Sanz spoke emphatically through his Instagram account: "Rachel Valdés is an incredible woman whom I love, admire and of whom I can only say things hello good. My state of mind has nothing to do with it. I ask for respect.''
Between his worrying publications and the news of his breakup, Sanz has placed himself at the center of the media hurricane, since everyone wants to know how one of the most important artists in our country is doing.
One of the positive aspects of a situation as difficult as this is the wave of support that the singer has experienced in recent days. Colleagues by profession, friends, fans, followers... thousands of people have wanted to dedicate some nice words to the singer-songwriter and send him messages of love.
In the midst of all the hurricane of positive and negative emotions that Sanz is experiencing, the man from Madrid wanted to take a break and upload a carousel of photos and videos to his official Instagram account to send a message of hope to the world.
''Meditation is that voice that speaks from within. That she yells at us and pushes us to believe in ourselves. But above all, to understand that life begins every day. And that we are going to live it at each concert until the last emotion is squeezed. Welcome,'' Sanz wrote excitedly.
