Alejandro Sanz posted an alarming message on his Twitter account. "I'm not well. I'm sad and tired," the Spanish musician wrote on the aforementioned social network. He added: "But sometimes I don't even want to be. Literally."
His followers showed great concern when reading about the difficult emotional moment that Alejandro Sanz is living in the middle of his world tour.
After having performed in several South American countries, including Argentina, on June 3 the Spanish leg of "Sanz en vivo" should begin in Pamplona. These concerts will run until August, the month in which he will return to the American continent for the next stage.
Alejandro Sanz, in his recent show at the Movistar Arena. Photo Martín Bonetto.
But last night, Friday, Alejandro Sanz took a moment to speak to his followers with total sincerity about his painful state of mind.
In the tweet that generated so much anguish among his fans, the Madrid artist begins by admitting: "I'm not well." He adds: "I don't know if this helps, but I want to say it. In case anyone else thinks you have to always be a sea breeze or a firework on a summer night."
In an attempt to bring some tranquility to those who read it, Alejandro Sanz clarifies: "I'm working to make it happen to me." And he adds: "I will get to the stage and something inside will tell me what to do."
Then, in all crudeness and without trying to disguise his feelings, he explains: "But sometimes I don't even want to be. Literally. Just to be honest. For not entering the useless noise."
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I know there are people who feel that way. If it serves you, I feel like it," the 54-year-old musician closes his tweet.
This is not the first time Alejandro Sanz has spoken to his followers about his days of sadness. Back last November, he had confided to them: "I have spent a sad time, musically empty, angry and lacking in creativity. Delivered to nothingness."
At that time, he also told them that, luckily, he had managed to overcome it: "But, suddenly, I have recovered my essence," he said. I'm looking forward to new concerts and recordings. The music starts to burn in me again. I just wanted to share it,"
Karina La Princesita's comment to Alejandro Sanz's tweet: "Reading makes you not feel that you are not crazy"
As expected, Alejandro Sanz's dramatic tweet generated a flood of responses from his followers, determined to encourage him and wish him a speedy improvement.
One of the comments that caused the most impact was that of Karina La Princesita, who for quite some time, has been explaining, both in social networks and in journalistic notes that she is in treatment with psychologists and psychiatrists because she suffers anxiety attacks. "My mind is playing tricks on me," I summarize it.
Victim herself of this type of health problem, the referent of the Argentine tropical movement responded to Alejandro Sanz's tweet saying: "Reading makes one feel that he is not crazy, that he is not alone, that one is not rare, and that although many do not understand it and feed on these situations, it will surely pass."
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