Isa Pantoja, after his mother’s ‘displacements’ to Albertito: “My son hurts”

Isabel Pantoja She is already in Madrid to head to the United States, where she has a long-awaited tour ahead of her that will take her to cities like Miami and Los Angeles between February 10 and 26, the date on which her shows of In love with you at the Puerto Rico Coliseum.

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The singer takes refuge in a hotel in the capital with her inseparable brother Agustín and does not set foot on the street to avoid the cameras. One Pantojameanwhile, has sat this Friday in the Deluxe and he has talked about how his relationship with his mother is, whom he has not seen in the capital.

In recent times they are better, although we do not ask the elm for pears: “It is not that she comes to me but the conversations are deeper and I like that.” Of course, the theme of Kiko Rivera They don’t even touch it: “My mother no longer has to suffer for anyone,” he said.

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The folkloric carries a depression that makes it difficult for her to take certain personal steps, such as visiting her grandson Albertito, the son of Isa Pi: “She has not come to see the child. I know she is wrong. My son hurts, the situation does not help me she likes it. She knows it and that’s it”. the singer of Sailor of LightsWhen she doesn’t have concerts, she is permanently secluded in Cantora, to where Isa goes when she sees fit to take her grandson and bring her closer to positions.

Isa tries to understand her and gives her the time she needs, although she admits that it is not a pleasant situation for her and the little one: “[Mi madre] She has depression, one day she’s fine and the other day she doesn’t want to see anyone.” Collaborators have told her that it may be contradictory for her to go on tour while not visiting her grandson. She, on the other hand, understands her and defends her: ” He’s going to work.”