Miguel Bosé has done it again: after the storm and covid, the singer now takes advantage of the largest fire in the history of Spainto continue promoting conspiracy theories. The singer has shared on his Instagram a post in which he attacks Agenda 2030 (the roadmap adopted by the United Nations for sustainable development), and in which he denies the existence of climate change and denounces environmentalists. “One more summer, as usual, Spain burns in dozens of hells. Those who want to sell us Agenda 2030 climate change impede and fine the cleaning and clearing of the countryside, pretending, from their well-greased offices, to know more than the people who for generations have lived in the countryside, made the countryside and are from the countryside,” states Bosé.

Conclusions about Miguel Bosé's concert at the Palau Sant Jordi this Thursday. First: Miguel Bosé thrives on reminiscences, and the audience accepts and celebrates nostalgia. At 69 years old and without any new albums, fromOwner (2014), compares music to perfume because it fixes "emotions, memories, sensations." "You'll feel younger," he said before making I am air and trusting the night solely in nostalgia, in the songs more than in the interpretation of the songs from the present. The renunciation is absolute, but it sets the conditions of the contract so explicitly that it fools no one.

Ibizan white on his dress: this is how Miguel Bosé appeared yesterday at the Palau Sant Jordi, with a reduced capacity and the stage further back on the dance floor than usual. He wore white and just sang. Owner, the piece that gives title to his latest album and also names the tour. Owner, of loving, not of bossing. "The word that can do everything," he said. Charm with their voices amplified by effects. And like at Maná's concert on Sunday, the side video screens were vertical. The introductory group ended with three backing singers also dressed in white, Book of love, also from the latest album.

Five months ago La Sexta broadcast a report in Research team titled Bosé, the denier in which they delved into the degeneration of Miguel Bosé's public discourse, obsessed with spreading all kinds of conspiracy theories. They also denounced the singer's collaborations with disqualified doctors and healers. public.