The award-winning artist Alejandro Sanz is not going through his best moment. Just a few days ago, the Madrid singer published a tweet in which he assured that he was not well and that he was tired and sad, worrying his followers.
Specifically, his message was as follows: "I'm not fine. 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 in a summer night. 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. To stay out of the useless noise. I know there are people that feels that way. If it works for you, I feel the same way."
After these heartfelt words, there were many who showed their support for an artist who has sold millions of records around the world, has won dozens of awards -including several Grammys- and has a repertoire full of hits.
From the artist's environment they also wanted to talk about how Alejandro Sanz and his ex-wife, Raquel Perera, explained to the Europa Press cameras that the singer was "fine" and interpreted that tweet as "a very sincere statement from someone who in at one point you feel sad and tired, and I think it's happened to all of us. "He is very brave, generous and helpful," she said.
It was not until early Tuesday morning when Alejandro Sanz spoke again on Twitter about his state of health, and he did it again in an extensive message that, on this occasion, has surely left his followers more calm .
In said tweet, the Madrid artist begins by thanking the expressions of affection received "by different means" and acknowledges that he has suffered "a strong outbreak this weekend." However, he is optimistic: "Although the light has not yet finished arriving, it seems that a firefly has woken up in my chest."
In the same message, Alejandro Sanz also talks about his plans for the future and stresses that he does not want to "suspend the tour" because he believes that "with the right help and a little understanding and support at the shows we are going to move it forward". "Also, I think that locking myself up is not a good idea. Thanks for the warmth. Let's go for tomorrow. The sun is on its way," concludes the artist in his new post on Twitter.
After publishing it, there have been many who have shown their support for the musician again, although, on this occasion, they have done so calmer in the face of the optimistic message.
