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By: The opinion Posted 08 Sep 2023, 19:19 pm EDT
the spanish singer Miguel Bose He returned to his country for the first time after the robbery he suffered at his home in Mexico City and which, it is said, belonged to Ines Gomez Mont.
The interpreter was questioned by the media during his presence at the Vitoria Television Festival, where he attended the screening of his documentary, ‘Bosé Renacido’, however, the questions did not focus on the project, but on the reasons for which he decided to remain in Mexico.
“What ties you to Mexico?” was one of the questions they asked him and that unleashed his annoyance, since he has mentioned, on more than one occasion, that Mexico has given him more than it has taken from him.
“It seems to me that this question oozes malice,” the interpreter of ‘Morena Mía’ responded to a reporter and then broke down his response.
“Let’s see, girl, learn my Instagram, they lack, let’s see, your profession is information and to inform you have to be informed, so if you read my Instagram, that question would not have taken place,” Bosé concluded.
In addition to his response, with which he sought to put his detractors in their place, Bosé shared the compelling reasons that tie him to the Aztec nation.
“For a long time Mexico has been a hospitable country, which I love, it is my second homeland, they adore me, they love me very much, it is a very unfortunate thing, a terrible adventure, that happens to so many people, but not there, here, and here a lot. further”.
With these responses, the musician made it more than clear what he has said in Mexico, that neither he nor any member of his family will leave the country.
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