“Malú has become a Malú,” she stated when asked by Risto Mejide about the lyrics of her song ‘Ausente’. María Lucía Sánchez Benítez, better known as Malú, was one of the guests on the last episode of the season of 'Travelling with Chester' in which, in addition to dealing with the hardest aspects of motherhood, she also wanted to delve deeper into her relationship with her ex-partner, Albert Rivera.
“The arrival of a child multiplies what was in the couple, whether good or bad,” said Risto Mejide to encourage her to bring up the topic of the breakup with the former politician. "To stop. “It separates a lot,” the singer pointed out. “If the two people are not in the same place, it creates a world,” she added hurt.
Regarding the lyrics of 'Ausente', one of his most recent releases, the presenter wanted to know if he had “marked a Shakira”, implying if the message was intended for Albert Rivera: “Malú has become a Malú”, he assured cutting. “If we look back a little in my professional career, we can see that I have been telling all my things. The thing is that no one found it interesting until now,” he added.
According to Malú, 'Ausente' was born from pain. “It was after a talk, one of those stomach-churning ones, about letting out what you have inside,” she confessed. “It is the result of an afternoon of tears,” she added honestly.
Malú recognized that bad moments are necessary for inspiration and creation. “If we are happy all the time, we artists get shit,” she said mockingly. “You have to suffer a little.”
Furthermore, the singer admitted that she has overcome the phase of spite and heartbreak and is now vengeful: “Now I will burn all your things,” she joked and clarified: “I am vengeful, but not spiteful. I forget the damage quickly,” she clarified.
Finally, in complicity with Risto Mejide, whose personal story also includes an abrupt breakup with Laura Escanes, Malú wanted to contribute a message: “You will never be able to completely ‘break up’ with that person. In this way, we are going to forget why we separated and we are going to remember why we had her,” the artist concluded.
