Miguel Bosé celebrates 40 years of career and remembers Manchester victims

Spanish singer-songwriter Miguel Bosé presented some songs from his new album "Bosé MTV Unplugged" on Saturday night to celebrate his 40-year career with a concert in which he reminded the victims of the terrorist attack last Monday in Manchester.

"I can no more of pain, nor of grudges, nor of Manchesters", said the artist in the concert.

Bosé was defined as "a man of peace" and, in reference to the attack at the Manchester Arena stadium, in which 22 people died and 64 were injured, he said that "in a few decades this planet has deteriorated a lot."

The artist, who opened the concert with his song "Sereno", expressed his gratitude to the audience, and assured that the success of his musical career is due to his followers.

"They are nothing more and nothing less than 40 years, and today I say to you: leave very proud to have taken part in this, because much of what has happened to me in my musical life is for you," he said.

The singer also presented his last song, "I Will Be", which gives its tour name, and said that it is dedicated to his children.

"The greatest thing in the world is to be a father and a mother because you discover what true love is, the only true love is that of a father and a son, and I tell them if they seek me well, they will always find me, even When it is lacking, because I will always be in your heart, "he said.