One of the warmest moments of artist C. Tangana’s recent conversation with the program About Évole Then the presenter managed to ask him about his former partner, the singer Rosalia, who is currently in an intense relationship with the award-winning American actor Jeremy Allen White.

The long-awaited interview, as it was called by the Spanish media, took place this Sunday with journalist Jordi Évole on the laSexta channel. In the conversation, the ‘Madridian’ opened up about his past, especially when the interlocutor mentioned his ex-girlfriend, with whom he was in a relationship from 2016 to 2018.

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For example, the singer-songwriter revealed that the young couple that appears at the beginning of the music video for his hit you stopped loving me The two are not in love times, as many believe due to their reasonable resemblance. “They are nobody in real life,” he replied. Anton Alvarez, what is his real name. “I never sat with Rosalia in a park in Madrid and shared music on our cell phone” (such as the scene in the aforementioned recording).

The star then regretted that during their relationship the media and her followers looked for parallels between the two. What their brief courtship left behind were songs before i die and those he composed and appear on Katalon’s debut album as a soloist, Ill will.

Tangana also looked back on their star, proudly admitting that Rosalía has had a much more fruitful career than him at the international level. “She is very pretty. I don’t think we’re on the same level. The influence that Rosalía had is much greater than what I hadespecially internationally, that’s obvious, I don’t think it’s the same,” he said.

In this sense, Évole asked him if he would be willing to work on a musical collaboration with her. Without much surprise, the artist admitted that he is asked this question very often. “The other day, Rafa Arcaute (music producer) told me, he told me, just recently, in some studios in Madrid,” he added, leaving the door open to the possibility: “Anything can happen in life.” (AND)