Alejandro Sanz: “Sometimes I don’t even want to be there”

“I’m not well. I don’t know if this is useful, but I want to say it. I’m sad and tired (…) Sometimes I don’t even want to be there,” says singer Alejandro Sanz.

The artist wrote this text in a message published this Saturday at Twitter which generated thousands of responses of support and appreciation for making mental health issues visible.

“I’m working to make it go away… I’ll get to it scenarios and something inside will tell me what to do,” he says.

“But sometimes I don’t even want to be there. Literally. Just to be honest. Not to get into useless noise. I know there are people who feel that way. If it works for you, I feel the same way,” he explains.

In a text that already has more than 100,000 “likes” and almost 10,000 retweetsthe Spanish interpreter says he wants to share this sentiment “in case anyone else believes there must always be a sea breeze or fireworks on a summer night.”

Alejandro Sanz continued on April 14 at Bogotá presentation tour “Sanz en vivo”, and he also sang in other Latin American cities such as Lima (April 20), Guayaquil (April 22), Santiago de Chile (April 26 and 27) or Buenos Aires (May 11, 12 and 14), to name just a few.

will return to Spain from June 3when will he offer concerts in various places from this country.

Then he returns to America and performs in Miami (September 23), New York (September 30) or Los Angeles (October 14).

Last March he released the song “Correcaminos” together with DannyOcean, as part of an EP that also includes the songs “Cuándo” and “Volé”, in which he engages in a dialogue with a child who has ceased to be.