Isabel Pantoja reappeared in Seville last Saturday to begin the tour of her 50 years in the world of music. However, it seems that her upcoming concerts are hanging in the balance due to a new financial problem for the singer. "Isabel finds herself in a situation that she would never have wanted to see. That she would never have imagined," Antonio Rossi began to relate in the program Let's see.
The personal problems that surround the singer, which cause her to be away from her two children, remain an anecdote compared to those she has with the Treasury. "Either she makes a decisive decision or I don't know what will happen," the journalist continued.
Isabel Pantoja's debts have always been in the spotlight of the press. After agreeing to pay Loli, the newsstand, to avoid going to trial, it seemed that the singer could breathe a little easier. However, Antonio Rossi has given new information that, without a doubt, must have destabilized the tonadillera.
"It is an extreme situation that one would never have imagined being in at this moment," he assured. "The tax agency has gone one step further and is seeking to seize all of his income," she added. And it seems that Pantoja could lose everything she has.
According to the journalist, it is "almost certain" that the tonadillera will not see a single euro from her first concert in Seville. Something that might not have sat well with him. "I wonder if on Saturday she was knowledgeable, because it is difficult for me to think that she would have sung knowing that she was no longer charging for that concert," Sandra Aladro said in response to this information.
And all the income that Isabel Pantoja receives will go to the Tax Agency, according to Rossi's information. "They will leave you the minimum, approximately 20%, maintaining the Minimum Interprofessional Wage," he added.
Given this, Rossi has proposed a solution for the singer, if she does not want to be left without this income. "Either she gets rid of her assets to pay off her debts, or everything she generates goes to the Treasury," she said. It seems that the tonadillera will have to sell all its properties to be able to overcome this setback.
"I don't know if Isabel Pantoja will sing so that her income goes to the Treasury or she will decide to stop her three remaining concerts," he wanted to point out. The singer will have to make this decision regarding her programming in Barcelona, Bilbao and Madrid, and it is possible that her fans will be left without being able to enjoy her idol.
