Vanesa Martín speaks on 'El Hormiguero' about her surprising conversation with a 'medium' friend

Vanesa Martín has gone to El Hormiguero and has exclusively revealed several details about her new album, Casa Mía . The singer has revealed on the Antena 3 programme that Joaquín Sabina will be one of the artists with whom she will collaborate on this project, something that makes her "very excited".

During the interview, the artist spoke openly with Pablo Motos about a topic she had never spoken about in public before: the tragic death of her grandparents. "In my house, it has never been talked about much. It's something that is there, but it's not talked about. I've always wanted to know, and so has my father," she began her story.

The Andalusian woman gathered her courage and asked Felipe, a friend of hers who is a medium, about it. "I'm shaking. I've never spoken about this. The other day I asked him: 'What about my father's parents?' He answered: 'They're here'. He also told me that they didn't suffer and began to tell me how the death happened, with details of what happened to them. The roof fell in, the wall collapsed, a lot of water came in. And I started to cry and couldn't continue talking to him," she continued.

Apart from this story, Vanesa Martín pointed out that her friend Felipe has spoken to her about many things in his life without her having offered him any information about them: "He looks at you and tells you how you come across, the energy you give off. It relieved me. People don't leave until you forget them."

"But is he Spanish?", Pablo Motos asked his guest, trying to tie up loose ends regarding the information that his friend knows about her and that he had never told her about. "He is Spanish, but he has no idea. He is from the Canary Islands, but he lives around the world. He spends time in Mexico and Colombia," Vanesa Martín concluded in her intervention.