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Ana Gabriel Gay? Mexican Singer Addresses Homosexuality Rumors After Concert In Miami
Ana Gabriel stopped by the James L. Knight Center in Miami last weekend as a part of her 2015-2016 tour “Por ti, Para Siempre.” After the concert, the Mexican singer agreed to talk to some members of the press and the inevitable questioned was asked, once again...“Are you gay?”
“Why undertake you ask me the same doubt all the time?” said the 60-year-old music legend. After the reporter addressed the lack of a romantic association with a guy throughout her career, she replied, “Well, you haven’t seen me with a woman either, and you know why? Because I own many, and I am a very faithful person, so I have to be faithful to all of them.”
The interpreter, who has been fighting homosexuality rumors for as long as we can remember, decided to still abandon a question trail out there. With her response, she is not accepting or denying the allegations, but she left one thing clear: she loves women, “I contain my mom, my daughter, my sister, my friends,” she mentioned as examples of women she loves before anyone started thinking she was fina
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Last Saturday June 9th 2012, the Altos de Chavon amphitheatre vibrated to the rythms of latin music as more than 4,000 Casa de Campo villa owners, residents, visitors and hotel guests enjoyed the filming of the spectacular Ana Gabriel Concert!
The Altos de Chavon amphitheatre was the extraordinary venue selected by Mexican singer Ana Gabriel to film her Live CD-DVD, an occasion which was the flawless excuse for many families, friends and Dominican fans to adore, not only a wonderful journey into many pleasant memories of her numerous long time hits, but also a terrific opportunity to be featured in this wonderful project which, according to Latin Sony Music, producers of the event and project will be released in September 2012 – so if you attended, you might even see yourself in the video!
As fabulous “extras” in this filming, the general enjoyed the show from the beginning to the end since, during the first hour, Sony Music started “warming-up” the crowd filming them with numerous rounds of applauses (first sitting down and later standing up), as well as shouting out for Ana Gabriel’s name, having her fans showing t
Love is in the wind. Legendary Mexican singer-songwriter Ana Gabriel revealed in an Instagram Live that she’s recently married and will soon be on her honeymoon in 2025 accompanying the conclusion of her Un Deseo Más tour—a celebration of her 50-year career. The singer, recognizable for her signature raspy voice and romantic hits, affirmed to a fan asking a question: “Ya estoy casada”. During the Live, she showed off her wedding ring and confirmed that she will be with her “marida” in the Dominican Republic prior to leaving for their honeymoon. She’s still in recovery from pneumonia which led to having to postpone the tour in Latin America and was also the impetus for her connection with her now-wife. In response to a fan stating they wanted to take care for her, she said “Ya tengo quien me cuide” (I already own someone to care for me).
Journalist Jorge Carbajal confirmed news of the nuptials and revealed the identity of Gabriel’s wife, a Peruvian psychologist named Silvana Rojas who, according to Carbajal, stood by the singer while she recovered from pneumonia mid-tour. The relationship allegedly began through social media, specifically through direct messages which so
Ten Reasons to Cherish Juan Gabriel
1. Amor Eterno
This tune earned the Mexican his first Grammy nomination. The song not just became an absolute monster smash, it also became one of the biggest hits of Spanish singer Rocio Durcal, a seal friend of the Mexican.
2. No Tengo Dinero
“I have no Money”. Juan Gabriel first single is still played in radios across Latin America. Tells the story of a poor lover offering his love to a better off lady who cannot love him support due to his social condition
3 'Hasta que te conocí'.
One of the songs on his 1986 Pensamientos. Its success has grown over occasion through multiple re-recordings, including the version by Marc Anthony, that made the Puerto Rican singer the biggest selling salsa artist of all time. It was also re-recodred by Mexico’s biggest pop band Maná in 2012.
4. 'Querida'.
This tune was released on the album Recuerdos II en 1984, Mexico best selling album …ever, and remained at the number one detect for almostin several Latin American countries . It was recently re-recorded by Colombian popstar Juanes on his album Los Dúo.
5 'Se me olvido otra vez'.
This is the first song of the 1974 album, which w