The singer in an entertaining interview recounts what she has lived through, her personal life and her music, as well as making fun of her ex-husband.
Maureen Belky Ramirez Cardona (what is your first name)you can’t imagine the colonel Royne Chavez –her ex-husband– spreading blessings after his years in prison, after being convicted of illicit enrichment when he was the head of security for the then president of Colombia, Andres Pastrana.
“I cannot vouch for his change. You know that many times we use facades, but I only remember the man I met. Each one bears the blame for him. And Roy will have to carry his, which were many «He says Marbella.
Chávez now works as a Messianic Jewish pastor and has his own church. «Now I am in the ways of God, who has asked me to preach his word, I left all resentments»responds to his ex-wife’s comments.
Kien and Ke: Marbelle, so you married badly?
Marbella: At this point I think very bad. They are wrong decisions. It had to happen, to learn and for other wonderful things to happen in my life.
KyK: What led her to that mistake, the power, the uniform of the man she married?
MB: I don’t know. Maybe my 19 years. (Also read, To whom do famous Colombians owe their name?)
KyK: Or he allowed himself to be uncrested by the police uniform…
MB: No, because I grew up with police at home. So I guess that didn’t bother me.
KyK: But a policeman in the Palace was different…
MB: Obviously. The power that is handled is different. But perhaps the main reason was the desire to get out of my house and escape from the pressures of my parents. Royne was the person I was in at the time and let’s just say he was the lifeline I grabbed on to, wanting to get away from a lot of things in my house.
KyK:What was going on in your house?
MB: My mom was my greatest love, but she was very hard on me. When I was 19 years old, I was working and she handled the money. One day I left with a bag and all the uncertainty.
KyK: And fell into Royne’s hands…
MB: I went from my mom to Royne. We got married and it was an idyll the first few days. After a very difficult relationship.
KyK: People say that you separated when Chavez went to jail…
MB: Many things happened in prison that made me make the decision.
KyK:Did Royne ever hit you?
MB: Yes. It was a constant in the relationship. I put up with it as long as I could. The first was a slap. He met me singing and then he didn’t want me to sing and for him it was just a canceled song. Usually the drink does its job. He took and hit me….
KyK: However, you are not aggressive. It became clear when she hit a neighbor…
MB: I make it clear to you that justice ruled in my favor in that case, after a four-year process.
KyK: But what was it that happened?
MB: I don’t allow them to mess with my dead mom. And this lady could not say in front of my daughters the words that she told me, that my mother had had to sleep with someone for me to have the house that she had. Just that day my mother was seven years dead. I went to church to remember her.
MB: Neither my mom nor I had to sleep with anyone to get where I am. That morning my vision blurred. I lost control of my performances. What I have I have earned singing, fighting.
KyK: In short, how has your musical career been?
MB: I started singing when I was five years old, giving serenades. At 16 I was given the opportunity to record “Collar de Perals”. It was an unexpected success. I made three albums. Then I got married and retired from music for five years. My separation came, I returned to television. I did this entire season of television and for the first time, after nine years, I return to music.
KyK: What is the most important song in your life?
MB: «Used Kisses» I think it’s a song I accidentally recorded one day. We did it in one take with a guitarist, Alfredo Donnarsi.
KyK: Why isn’t he with a label and now he’s independent?
MB: Because I like to follow my own rules. I think the world and the music industry have changed a lot. Because I think I have the tools to face myself. You have to put your chest to the breeze with whatever comes.
KyK: “Everything can change”, your new thing, is it your own composition?
MB: It’s from Julio Nava with me. We made a pair.
KyK: What does that song mean?
MB: It means that here is Marbelle with her sound again, I want to return to the stage. Back to my thing, which is music. And changes in my musical and personal life.
KyK: How many surgeries have you had?
MB: Some are real and others invent me. Two weeks ago I did the fourth.
KyK: To get fat again.
MB: No, to continue eating well. Don’t you like what he sees? (laughs)
KyK: Did it become routine for you to look beautiful and then get fat again?
MB: It is that you have to do tweaks. Fifteen days ago was the last surgery. I’m brand new.
KyK: And why is he looking at me like that?
MB: (Laughter) Because I’m brand new.
Related note: What has happened in the last 10 years here?
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