Manu Tenorio is going through one of the most difficult times of his life. Although he has faced difficult situations in the past, such as the accident that severely burned his hand due to a short circuit, the personal drama he is facing today seems affect in a much deeper way. This conflict had a direct impact on his personal life and left himlike few people had seen him before: completely vulnerable.
The singer was seen in the streets of his neighborhood with tears in his eyesdejected by a series of events that placed him at the center of a seemingly endless controversy. It all started when Manu decided to make public the situation he is experiencing in his house in Sanlúcar de Barrameda.where the tenants who occupy it have not paid rent for more than a year. This complaint, which initially aimed to find a legal solution to what it describes as a case of squatcaused a media storm that affected his life in ways he never imagined.
This is how the controversy began
On September 13, Manu Tenorio used the social network X (formerly Twitter) to express his frustration with the situation of his tenants. According to the singer, he had been dealing for more than a year with what he called inquiokupas, tenants who had stopped paying him rent but who refused to leave the property. In his message, the artist explains having already taken legal actionsbut so far it has failed to resolve the issue.
The figures that accompanied his complaint were not minor: according to Manu, the tenants owed him more than 10,000 eurosa debt that has accumulated over the past year. What Manu did not anticipate was that his message would provoke a wave of reactions, many critical, which would ultimately seriously affect his public image. Although The singer hoped to receive support for his situationthe result was quite the opposite.
Manu Tenorio fights for justice
Manu Tenorio’s tweet was the start of a chain of reactions that quickly spiraled out of control. Social networks were filled with comments that instead of understanding the singer’s plight, they harshly criticized him. Among the harshest opinions stands out that of María Teresa Pérez, spokesperson for Podemoswhich accused Tenorio of being a “delinquent” and using “fear talk” about squatting to discredit a family she said was the victim of an abuse of power by the artist.
María Teresa Pérez went even furtheralleging that the tenants did not pay the rent because the Treasury demanded this money from them to cover the alleged debts that Manu Tenorio had to the Treasury. However, the singer quickly defended himself against the accusations, saying he owed no debt to the Treasury.
Despite his efforts to clarify the situation, the criticism continued and with it Manu’s emotional stress increased. The artist was hurt and deeply affected by what he considers a smear campaign against him. Accusations of being an “owner” who abused his poweras some media and social networks called it, they left him very touched.
The singer’s bitterest tears
Saturday September 21Manu’s emotional state reaches a critical point. He was photographed walking around his house, accompanied by his dog, while checking his cell phone. At one point, the singer burst into tears.. The material was published by the magazine ‘Diez Minutos’.
During an intervention on ‘TardeAR’, Manu Tenorio admitted that the situation affected him in a devastating way. “It affects me deeply in my personal life and my state of mind. The worst part is seeing how my public image is under attack.“, declared the singer. “I have worked my whole life to build an honest career and now all of that is under threat because of lies and misunderstandings.”
In addition to the emotional repercussions, Manu Tenorio He also begins to feel the consequences of this controversy in his professional career. The singer admitted that because of the controversy, he lost contracts and important job opportunities. “My work as an artist depends on my reputation and when that is tainted, job offers disappear. “I’m losing business over something that’s neither fair nor true,” he commented with visible frustration.
Manu describes himself as a tireless worker.e, someone who from a young age has struggled to make his way in the world of music. He recalled how from the age of 16 he started singing at weddings and events and how his family always worked hard to get ahead. Accusations of being an “owner” hurt him deeplysince he has always considered himself a humble person who makes a living from his work. Your version is clearAll that remains is to wait for justice to be served.
