David Bisbal Talks About the Impact of Alzheimer's on His Family and Recalls Difficult Scenes: "I Have Seen My Father Attack Juanes and Miguel Poveda"
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David Bisbal has come back, and he does it with the most intimate album of his career. The Almerian presents Eternals, an album of versions of great Spanish-speaking singers that arrives just after a summer in which he has been head of poster in some of the biggest festivals in the country. What is inside Eternal Eye with this: it is not an unpublished album to use. Eternal is a tribute to the great singers in Spanish, with reversals of classics…
David Bisbal is opening with ‘Eternos‘, his new professional musical adventure that arrives just after he has become the head of the poster at the most renowned festivals nationwide during last summer, where he returned to [...] The entry David Bisbal remembers the last years with his father and Alzheimer: “I have seen how he has attacked Juanes” was first published in Cadena Dial.
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David Bisbal opened on one of the most painful episodes of his life: the 15 years his father, José Bisbal, lived with the Alzhéimer. The singer remembered in the podcast Roca Project, presented by Carlos Roca, how he faced the progressive deterioration of his memory and the moments when he stopped recognizing his loved ones.
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