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At the end of December 2001, Jose Manuel Figueroa and Ana Barbara They started one of the most famous romances in the group world, however, the happiness lasted quite a bit and they ended the courtship a year later. Despite the elapsed time, the Mexican singer-songwriter admitted that he loves the interpreter.
But that friendly relationship between the two singers could have ended after Joan Sebastian’s son uploaded a video on Instagram indicating that heto sing Forbidden Fruit“, Ana Barbara interpreted it for 12 years, apparently author José Manuel Figueroa.
“The biggest mistake of my career was that I always sent unreleased songs to the women I wanted to beat.”He said in an audio recording that Juan Sebastian’s son sent to Gustavo Adolfo Infante.
The singer commented in the letter that it took a while to claim her song because it was under the supervision and contact of Anna Barbara and not for the reason that she re-released the song Forbidden Fruit in an acoustic version.
“From 2000 to 2004, she and I broke up because she had a son from Del Leon, we went back, and a rumor spread that I left her standing at the altar, there was a mess, and she started hanging out with Ninel Count I would rather stay with Ninel than demand songs.”Dubbed “The First Man” by the hosts, the singer-songwriter recognized him as a gentleman.
Jose Manuel Figueroa has Ana Barbara’s brother as a witness
Speaking with the journalist “first hand” He commented that he can’t resist the royalties, but that his credit as arranger, composer, and producer is up to him because he wants to re-record the song for his next album. Just as he assured that he would go to the last instances so that the Forbidden Fruit would return to his authorship.
“I continue to test witnesses and receipts in Joan Sebastian’s study where all the fingerprints were found and my most important witness, his brother.”
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