Miguel Ríos discusses his life, career, and political views

Spanish musician Miguel Ríos has shared personal reflections on his life, career, and political views in a recent interview. The 81-year-old singer discussed his upbringing in Granada, his rise to international fame during the Franco dictatorship, and his commitment to maintaining his stage presence as long as his health permits, rejecting the idea of a definitive retirement.

Ríos addressed several sensitive political topics, expressing disappointment with former leaders such as Felipe González and Alfonso Guerra. He criticized the current lack of democratic memory, stating he rejects being governed by those who do not recognize the dictatorship he lived through. Additionally, he voiced concerns regarding the rise of the far-right, the internal divisions within the left, and condemned the genocide in Gaza.

The interview also touched on his personal fears, including aging and the possibility of Alzheimer’s, while highlighting his lifelong dedication to human dignity and freedom of expression.