Ana Torroja Sighting In Madrid

The singer Ana Torroja confesses that she still hasn't gotten used to the idea of ​​being a marchioness: "I don't even remember that I'm a marchioness anymore." She is proud of having inherited the title that her paternal father won so many years ago: "I am proud of that, because it is an inherited title, I don't know if it is deserved but inherited." He is grateful to be able to take his family with him wherever he goes with his music: "Well, I take it just as well as when I don't, but with pride we add the pride that it is a title inherited from my father and grandfather, so happy". He totally rules out making a documentary of his life like Tamara Falcó's: "No, no. I don't do it, I don't see myself. I prefer to go on stage and make documentaries on stage." She is not worried that the title of marchioness may be withdrawn: "for now mine continues, because it is a title they gave him for my grandfather's work. At the moment it has nothing to do with anything else." Ana Torroja assures that she supports Nacho Cano since she learned of her father's death: "yes, you have to snuggle up as they say in Mexico, right now." He has also contacted José María Cano: "and José too". After the great concert at the Paloma festivities, she is grateful that there is so much connection between the public and her: “I think that's what a live concert is all about, that there is that connection between the public and the artist. Enjoy it. Same. I enjoy it as they do, let it be a feedback, let it be a communication between the public and the artist." At the end of the concert, he also spends a couple of minutes greeting his fans.