Miguel Bosé, "drugs and excesses every day for years" - Lifestyle

Drugs, excesses, the end of the marriage with Nacho Palau, the distance from the children, the death of the mother, the denial of covid: Miguel Bosé - after a silence that lasted a few years - talks about himself in a long interview with Jordi Évole, arousing not a few controversies. Starting with the request, made known by the Spanish newspaper El Pais, to carry out the interview without having to wear a mask, thus reiterating his denialist positions in the face of the pandemic. "There is a plan devised that you do not want to know. It is not thinking that you are in possession of the truth, it is the truth. I am a denier, it is a position that I carry with my head held high", claims the singer admitting that he had, among the '80s and' 90s, "wild years when I discovered the dark side we all have: drugs, wild sex, substances ...", "I thought it was a necessary part, linked to creativity", until he realized that "it became a daily addiction, it started to lose its grace and cause serious problems. I came to consume almost two grams a day, plus weed smoke, ecstasy. I quit all the same day , seven years ago". Bosé also admitted that the voice problems he has had for some time are related to the end of the marriage and the management of the four children. "My voice comes and goes. Its root is emotional. I begin to lose it the moment I lose my family." "I was not prepared - he says -. When my relationship started to go wrong, when love ends, when friendship and good vibes fade and when admiration is lost, when everything collapses, in my case for discretion. , out of responsibility, even for education, hold on. But then it explodes and the problems begin: for me one of those problems was the voice. Now I can speak, but I have no voice ". There was also space to talk about his family of origin, his father, the bullfighter Luis Miguel Dominguín, and his mother Lucia Bosé, who recently died from the consequences of the covid, which he denied, declaring that the pneumonia was not due to coronavirus and that if the mother had still been alive she would have fought the denial battle with him.