A few days ago, the singer from Córdoba India Martínez set off all the alarms by sharing a message on her Instagram account in which she admitted, through tears, that she couldn't take it anymore and felt that she needed "a break." "There are days that are more difficult than others and when you are saturated everything affects you and weighs you down more. We are going so fast towards nowhere that you don't have time to savor anything," she said.
A few words with which the woman from Córdoba showed an emotional depression with which her followers poured out their hearts, wishing her the best until seeing her again on November 24 in Dublin, Ireland. One of those who also wanted to send her support was Malú, who described the woman from Córdoba as an "inspiring" and brave woman.
Pepe de Lucía's daughter was attending the YoDona Women's Power Awards, when she wanted to make a special mention for her partner in these difficult times for her. The singer admitted that she was not aware that the woman from Córdoba was having a bad time emotionally until she published it on her social networks, but she did not hesitate to send her a message of support. "I send her all my strength and love," she said, ensuring that she was "a great artist" and that he adored her.
What's more, the singer did not hesitate to reflect on the matter: "If you have had to stop, let it be a natural pause. When we carry out those work rhythms, it is also necessary to stop," she stated before the Europa Press microphones.
The artist recalled the moment when she herself had to take a break. "I didn't have the courage to stop, an injury had to stop me," she remembers, about the injury she suffered in 2019, when she had to undergo surgery to fix the torn ligaments she suffered in her right ankle after a fall during general rehearsals. from the Oxígeno Tour. "I would never have stopped in my life, but I needed to stop. It has been one of the most difficult and hardest things that has happened to me in my life."
For your friend, some advice: "If something similar is really happening to you, stopping is much braver than continuing. Take it easy, there is always time to come back."
After sending her worrying message a few days ago, the woman from Córdoba returned just a few hours ago to her social networks, but with another sad news, as it was the first month without her beloved pet, Buddha.
"Only those who love animals and have had pets know what they love and miss when they are gone. Just a month without my Buddha," writes the woman from Córdoba, accompanying her heartfelt message with an image of the dog.
