Verónica Romero spoke loud and clear about how she lived the stage immediately following his departure from the first edition of ‘Triumph operation‘The artist was on ‘Fiesta’ this past weekend, sharing previously unpublished details of those months after becoming one of the finalists of the musical talent show, which had become a social phenomenon in our country at that time.
“The root of everything is that I lived a beautiful experience, but there were also A series of things that I didn’t even tell my family “Because I have always been very discreet. When you go with the truth and with the knowledge that life gives you, you have nothing to fear,” said Romero, adding that she does not feel “indebted” to the Gestmusic format.
The singer also told how the months after the end of the musical format were in the Barcelona apartment where they stayed: “PShe spent the days locked up there with practically no food.watching my colleagues come and go to do their promotions. I didn’t leave there at all. The people who were in that house did not behave well with me at all.“.
“Being locked up there for so long without having any contact with anyone I had very severe spasms for which I had to be admitted to the hospital.“, continued Verónica Romero on the Telecinco program.
The sixth finalist of that legendary first edition of ‘Operación Triunfo’ even asked to leave that place: “But where was I going if I didn’t know anyone and I was very young?
“I remember that the managers that they had to take care of me, they told me that I was not in the merchandising (of the six finalists) “Because I didn’t deserve to be there. When I asked them what I could do, they told me to go upstairs and do sit-ups and to be grateful because I had a flower in my ass,” said Verónica Romero.
