The latest events in the life of Bertín Osborne have made him one of the most wanted men of the moment. The pregnancy of Gabriela Guillén, a woman with whom the artist had a relationship a few months ago, has given rise to a lot of talk, since the future mother has made it clear on several occasions that she is not feeling accompanied in the process.
Since the news broke, Osborne has become the center of attention, since he is 68 years old and did not think about becoming a father again. Although he publicly declared that he would support Guillén in everything and that he would take care of the child, his actions have spoken for themselves and dozens of journalists from the world of gossip have harshly criticized him.
The situation reached such a point that the artist decided to withdraw from public life for a time and not attend mass events and events to give as little content as possible regarding the businesswoman's pregnancy.
Due to the media hurricane about his future paternity, society has left aside one of the most important facets of Bertín Osborne: his career as a singer. For this same reason, the current affairs program Y Ahora, Sonsoles dedicated a few minutes last afternoon to the new song that the Madrid native will release shortly.
''This is a world first,'' said Sonsoles Ónega excitedly while thanking collaborator Paloma García Pelayo for having obtained this preview of the song. For her part, the journalist specializing in the heart only expressed her gratitude to Osborne for wanting to give them this exclusive.
Thanks to the broadcast of the program we have been able to discover that Eugenia Osborne's father has been working on a Christmas carol with Andalusian touches in which he talks about the origin of Jesus Christ: ''The child Jesus was born in Triana,'' the lyrics say.
The cheerful Christmas carol presents a lively and fun rhythm with Andalusian and Spanish touches that are reminiscent of a rumba, so when listening to the song, those present on the Antena 3 set did not hesitate and started a wave of clapping and applause.
In the musical theme, Bertín demonstrates the great power of his voice, which is accompanied at all times by the sweet sound of the Spanish guitar. In addition, the song has the accompaniment behind a choir that makes it more melodic and gives it a special touch.
