Singer Alaska He has not stopped being in the media spotlight since his personality in the music industry since the 1980s. However, his love life almost started making headlines. … Of those who dealt with his professional life. She is also known for the couple she forms with the artist as well. Mario FacquerizoAlaska has a positive relationship with cameras and the press. If a few years ago she starred in her own “reality” show about her personal and social life with Fakirizo, Alaska did not miss the opportunity to open up about herself on occasions during the interview.
On the occasion of the premiere of the documentary “Alaska Revealed” on Movistar+The singer sat down on Vicky Martín Berrocal’s podcast, “A solas con” and confessed like never before. Not only did he reveal details about the documentary itself, but he also delved deeply into his beginnings in music, the constant changes in his life, how he thinks about concepts like success or happiness or what his relationship with Mario is like and their decision to have a child together. What he also wanted to express is something that has been associated with him since his rise to fame. Alaska’s physical change has been as talked about as her musical successes, but she admitted to her relationship With surgery does not hide any problems.
Operations that Alaska loves
Following the principle of her song “Who Cares”, Alaska evolved with fashion and often expressed herself in each of them through significant changes in her “look” that did not go unnoticed, especially those related to her physique. Thus, she did not hesitate to publicly declare herself a fan of plastic surgery. “I love the old procedures, the ones from the 60s and 70s, where all the ladies had faces like this,” he said in “Blood Ties,” which maintains a pose of “at the first wrinkle, stretching and stretching.” It was on another occasion in “El Hormiguero” when he listed for the first time all the times he underwent surgery normally. “The first thing I did was my nose, then my chest, cheekbones and liposuction. I had more planned than I wouldn’t do,” he admitted.
Finishing touches but without the addiction
Now, regarding what may seem like an addiction to surgery, the singer explained to Berrocal that her relationship with it is not toxic, but rather… Every touch has its own logic to solve the defects Who doesn’t feel comfortable with him. “There are two things. On the one hand, it’s much simpler and more natural than saying, “Hey, I don’t like my nose,” which everyone understands when you go to a surgeon. But I have a vision that goes a little further, and I’ve had it since I was little. These surgeries allow you to round out your identity. Just like I dress like this, and you dress like this, and sometimes we agree on tastes… What one does to show oneself includes makeup, hair styling, my home, and surgeries, in this case. “It’s a construct of how I feel about myself,” she expressed on the podcast.
The beginning of his documentary begins precisely with the last operation that the singer had and he wanted it to be, after the producer’s suggestion, because it also showed a part of his life that he does not hide and that is what led him to be what he is. “If I were an addict, if I had a less wise surgeon, it would probably be something else. But I’m not addicted. I’m not addicted to anything. surgery? Well man, yeah. If it were possible to do this and that, I would do it. But you don’t because your life is about so many other things. In other words, it’s something else in whatever is part of your life,” she said, adding that she also has several tattoos and that doesn’t mean she’s addicted to getting tattoos.