The Spanish singer has caused a real shock after assuring that his mother did not die of coronavirus and released the shocking details during an interview for “This of Évole”, La Sexta.
Actress Lucía Bosé did not die of coronavirus but was sedated “to death” by the health protocols existing at the dawn of the pandemic for which the elderly “was not the priority”, according to her statement on Sunday. son Miguel Bosé in a television interview.
“My mother was sedated to death, as she used to do with the rest of the elderly, it didn’t matter who she was. They wouldn’t let you take her out, you couldn’t go and visit her …”, he said. pointed out the singer in a talk with journalist Jordi Évole, an interview he has granted after months of silence and controversy for his recognized denial of the pandemic.
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Far from what was published at the time, said Bosé, the Italian actress, who died at the General Hospital of Segovia on March 23 last year, did not die of coronavirus.
“My mother didn’t have coronavirus. My mother didn’t die of covid and that should stop now,” said the artist, who declined to specify further details about the true causes of death. “This is another story I don’t want to talk about here because it would be endless and bring out tremendously dangerous things for the people who took care of my mother at the time,” he pointed out.
He was able to say goodbye over the phone even though “I never thought I was going to lose him, really.” At the time, he explained, “these absurd WHO protocols had been skipped” and a video had been posted in which “a doctor explained the protocols to be followed and what the priorities were. Here she said that the elderly did not go to be the priority, ”he added.
Bosé had been making no statements for several months and away from social media since August last year, after starring in a string of controversies over his questionable statements about the coronavirus and his support for conspiracy theories around the pandemic, “the great lie of governments,” words that raised blisters in a confined Spain with thousands dead.
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In the first part of the talk with Évole (“This of Évole”, La Sexta), which took place in Mexico City where the artist resides, Bosé barely talks about the pandemic. Yes, it will, as seen in the preview, in the second part to be broadcast next Sunday.
But he has told intimate details of his private life, such as what happened after breaking up with his partner for twenty years, the sculptor Nacho Palau, a stressful situation that made him lose completely the voice.
“When you lose admiration for the person you’re with, when everything collapses, in my case out of discretion, out of responsibility, out of politeness too, you hold on; when you hold on, it all gets poisoned and when it explodes, it explodes bad and serious problems start. The first big problem I had was the voice. Now I can speak, but I have come to have zero voice, “he confessed.
He has also spoken of his “wild” years of “drugs, beast 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 radically. “All the same day and at the same time, going up some stairs to a stage, I said ‘it’s over’. The forces that make one make such radical decisions only come from within,” said the artist, who he pointed out that when his children took off they had already been born so he had new “responsibilities” to take care of.