The Spanish singer has caused quite a stir after ensuring his mother did not die of the coronavirus and released the shocking details during an interview for “Lo de Évole”, La Sexta.
Actress Lucía Bosé did not die of the coronavirus, but was stunned ‘dead’ by existing health protocols at the dawn of the pandemic for which the elderly were ‘not a priority,’ as her son Miguel Bosé assured in a televised interview this Sunday. .
My mother was drugged to death, just like the rest of the elderly, whoever she was. They wouldn’t let you take it out, you couldn’t visit … ”, the singer noted in a conversation with journalist Jordi Évole, an interview he gave after months of silence and controversy over his acknowledged denial of the pandemic. .
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Far from what was published in his day, Bosé, the Italian actress, who died at the General Hospital of Segovia on March 23 last year, did not die of the coronavirus.
“My mother did not have a corona virus. My mother did not die of covid and that has to stop now, ” said the artist, refusing to give more details about the true causes of death. “That’s another story that I don’t want to talk about here because it would be endless and bring up some really dangerous things for the people who took care of my mother at the time,” he said.
He was able to say goodbye on the phone, although “I never really thought I would lose her.” At that point, he explained, “they had skipped the absurd WHO protocols” and a video had been published in which “a doctor explained the protocols to follow and what the priorities were. There I counted older people not the priority. would get ”, he added.
Bosé had not made any statements for several months and had been away from social networks since August last year, after being in a series of controversies over his questionable statements about the coronavirus and his support for conspiracy theories surrounding the pandemic, ‘the big lie of the governments’, words that caused blisters in a limited Spain with thousands of deaths.
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In the first part of the conversation with Évole (“Lo de Évole”, La Sexta), which took place in Mexico City where the artist lives, Bosé barely talks about the pandemic. Yes, as shown in the preview, it will be in the second part that will be aired next Sunday.
But he has shared intimate details from his private life, such as what happened after the breakup with his partner of twenty years, the sculptor Nacho Palau, a stressful situation that caused him to lose his voice completely.
‘When the admiration for the person you are with is lost, when everything collapses, in my case through discretion, responsibility, including education, hold on; if you persist, everything is poisoned and when it explodes, it explodes badly and serious trouble starts. The first big problem I had was my voice. Now I can speak, but I have no voice ”, he confessed.
He has also talked about his “wild” years of “drugs, wild sex, tobacco, substances, underworld” that began in the late 1980s and lasted for decades. He consumed up to two grams of cocaine daily, he confessed.
He left it, he explained, overnight and in a radical way. “All day and at the same time, as I walked up a flight of stairs to a stage, I said ‘it’s over’. The forces that make someone make these radical decisions only come from within,” said the artist, who specified that his children had already been born when he broke away, so he had new “responsibilities” to take care of.