Lolita Flores, the 68-year-old singer who carried the Flores surname in Spain for decades, has made public an unknown facet of the Spanish art scene.
In a recent interview, the interpreter revealed that she bought an apartment in Madrid but sold it to pay tax obligations with the Treasury.
"I bought an apartment and sold it to pay the Treasury," declared the artist in reference to her professional career contrasted with her current economic circumstances.
He currently resides in a rented property and allocates around 3,000 euros per month to pay the rental fee.
This episode illustrates how many Spanish artists face strong economic tensions with the public sector.
"I live on rent," Lolita Flores stated bluntly in her usual brutal transparency.
The singer's youngest son, Guillermo Furiase, 32, stars this week in his first film released on November 6 called Fiesta Panna.
Guillermo continues to live in the same Madrid apartment as his mother despite his career now developing alone.
"The surname is nothing more than a label," Guillermo has said about belonging to that legendary family.
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