“It has nothing to do with drugs, I didn’t listen to the doctors”

With a broken voice and tears in his eyes. This is how Lucas has told the truth behind the new appearance of his nose, a topic that went viral last November and made him the center of criticism and ridicule: “I did something cosmetic to my nose and I didn’t pay attention to the doctors because I didn’t use gauze or creams”. Broken, he has assumed his responsibility: “It’s my fault, I did it wrong and it didn’t heal like it should.” He himself denied it weeks ago, ensuring that his new appearance was due to a weight loss diet. “I didn’t want to give explanations, why do I have to? But hey, it’s the price of fame so this is the face I’m going to have for a few months.”

The singer has collapsed when remembering what happened: “Everyone is responsible for what they do, but when you are in a restaurant eating with your children and they tell you nonsense in front of them… It hurts me a lot”he said crying. “Machiavellian things have been said, about drugs and so on… I have a family, my mother had a stroke recently, some children go to school and have been told atrocious things… I’m very sorry, I can’t say another thing”. Furthermore, he recalled that his news came out a few days after the DANA tragedy in Valencia and he assures that he felt ashamed: “I felt guilty because there was more talk about my nose than about the tragedy.”

The interpreter assures that all this has been “very difficult to manage. The information and memes have caused him a lot of harm and he has asked for respect, pointing out especially to the users of social networks: “Many of them are losing their minds, they would have “You have to have a DNI in front of you because anything is discussed without measure or consequences.”

It is also not the first time that he feels attacked by his physique: “First I put up with the jokes that I was chubby, now my nose… I hope one day people talk more about the music we make than about this”. Angry, he added: “We go to hospitals, we wear t-shirts, we sing for children… but that’s not news.”