“I have always felt very black and very gypsy”

A month after Lolita Flores He publicly responded to Ágatha after the designer’s unfortunate comments on the gypsy ethnic group, her sister Rosario Flores He has granted an interview due to his new album Universe of lawa new musical project where he has compiled the first successes of his duo career with other artists.

“My parents taught me that art was the most important thing in life and that we had to feel and express and that is what I carry inside. I do not weigh the 33 years of career that I have been because I had a great time, I have done what I like. I am very proud, especially having kept my music, “said the singer on TV3.

Also, in her speech, the interpreter revealed how she found her musical style in a family full of artists. “I come from my father’s Catalan rumba, That is very open, and I have always been a ‘gipsy funky’. Because? Because I come from the rumba, but I have always heard the ‘funky’, the ‘soul’ … I have always felt very black and very ginA, “he explained.

During his talk in Col·lapse, Rosario also remembered his brother Antoniowho died at 33 due to an overdose. “I think a lot about him because he is part of me. If I had been by my side, I would have done many more things“He acknowledged.