Amaia Montero confirms that LODVG's return tour will not be cancelled
Afterthe rumors about the future of La Oreja de Van Gogh's new tour ondo, Amaia Monterohas released a communication on social media to clarify the situation and stop false information that allowed scheduled concerts to be cancelled.
The band offered its first concerts in Bilbao on May 9 and 10. Although the band's return had aroused great expectation among fans, social media was quickly filled with negative comments about Amaia's vocal status and her performance at the concerts.
We're back, we're back.
Due to the media uproar, the singer has released a long statement on her social media this Wednesday explaining how she lived the days after the concerts, after which she decided to reserve a few days off before taking the stage in Bilbao.
However, he was most surprised when a close friend called him worried about whether he was going to leave the tour. The singer has acknowledged that he answered with disbelief and laughter.
"If I can get something positive out of going down to hell, it makes you almost indestructible."
Amaia has criticized the negative comments created on social media , pointing out that she has gone through "difficult times" throughout her life, which has allowed her to be "much more resilient tocriticism and media pressure. "
The singer has been proud of her experience with the billiards and excited about the group's reception on their return tothe stage, has announced that she will continue to rest before resuming her tour and has sent a direct message to the Madrid public, expressing her illusion for the next concert.
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