The last few months in the life of Alejandro Sanz have not been easy at all. The singer broke up his relationship with Rachel Valdés after three years of relationship a few weeks after announcing that he was suffering from a downturn in her mental health. To all this, he had some legal problems due to an alleged non-payment of properties in Miami. Given this situation, the media outlet La Razón published that during his stay in Seville, on the occasion of the Latin Grammys, the artist would have received a visit from two tax inspectors at the hotel where he was staying away from him. Now, Sanz has reappeared on social networks to deny this information.
It was a few months ago when it came to light that the interpreter of What if it were her? He had been sentenced to pay three million euros, and it was specified that he would have to make this payment with his personal assets. A few weeks ago, the news broke that the famous singer had been declared in rebellion by the Madrid justice system due to the million-dollar debt that he owes for his properties in Miami.
The events would date back to 2021, when the Miami court sentenced the Spanish artist to pay a debt of three million euros, due to several loans that the artist requested to buy luxurious properties in the American city. Now, the Spanish justice system intends to execute the sentence handed down by the Miami court. But the impossibility of notifying Sanz of this situation has caused the courts to declare him in default, which could mean the seizure of all of his assets.
The artist's whereabouts were unknown until last week, when he traveled to Seville to attend the Latin Grammy 2023. There he offered a stellar performance of his legendary song Corazón Partío. For his part, La Razón assured that the Treasury would contact him during the awards ceremony to notify him of the debt he owes. According to the aforementioned media, two Treasury inspectors would have appeared at the door of the Alfonso XIII hotel, where the artist was staying, to deliver said notification. Now he himself has denied it.
After all the information published, Sanz has come forward to give his own version. "I'm going to save many fools from continuing to make fools of themselves. No one has come looking for me anywhere from any agency of any government, from any treasury, from any division, from any court of anything at all. Respect yourselves... inform yourselves. And then if you have time left... live... Pelotudos", stated the artist through his official X account, formerly Twitter.
And the truth is that the interpreter has found in social networks a good way to communicate with his followers and report on important events in his personal life. It was last spring when the artist decided to open up to X about his mental health problems. "I'm not well. I don't know if this is of any use, but I want to say it. I'm sad and tired. In case anyone else believes that you always have to be a sea breeze or a firework on a summer night," Sanz expressed in a post on X, formerly Twitter, about half a year ago. "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 there. Literally. Just to be honest," he continued saying.
