Israel Fernandez He is one of the singers of the moment on the flamenco scene. The artist from Toledo performed a few days ago at the Flamenco Biennial in Seville, where he wrote a love letter to flamenco from the early 20th century and a tribute to the peñas, a refuge of this immortal art.
As part of his tour to present his latest work, ‘For the love of singing“, the singer appeared on the popular national television show, La Revuelta, presented by David Broncano. He went there as a guest, coinciding with the actor Edouard Fernandezshowing mutual respect for their artistic work.
Once left alone and having offered the presenter the usual gifts that guests bring to the program (in his case, a gypsy flag and bracelets), Israel Fernández was questioned by David Broncano about his arm cast, an injury that occurred following a “particular way.
“They never asked me, but I’ll tell you now. I’ve had the injury for almost a month, it turns out that I was skiing in the Sierra Nevada…“, something that aroused the disbelief of the participants and the presenter since they were skiing in the middle of August. The singer continued his story by pointing out that “then Daniel, a polar bear, crossed my path “And a tree came towards me, and I put my hand out to avoid hitting it in the face.” Broncano responded that “there are few trees in the Sierra Nevada,” to which Israel Fernández concluded with “well, the only one that found me,” triggering laughter from the audience present.
The public is now wondering how much truth there is in this curious explanation by Israel Fernandez about the left arm injury.
