In an emotional intervention during your participation in The value of truth May 4, Patricio Suárez Vértiz remembered his disagreement with Jaime Bayly for the way he revealed the sexual orientation of Diego Bertie.
According to the Peruvian rocker, although the personal life of Diego It was known in certain circles, the moment and the circumstances in which The writer made it public were not appropriate, especially considering that the remembered actor had a family, including a wife and daughter.
Patricio He explained that when there was talk of Diego And your relationship with Bayly, It seemed inappropriate to take the subject so public and scandalous, especially when the actor was already separated and had a daughter.
“If Diego is alone, yes, take it out of the closet, there is no problem. With his problem, with all his rolls, whatever he has,” said the singer against Beto Ortiz, pointing out that in that case there would be no inconvenience in speaking openly about the private life of the person.
However, his discomfort focused on that these types of revelations were done when the actor still maintained a family. “Diego had a wife, he had separated, and he had a daughter. And I have always said one thing, with the children you do not mess,” he said.
The rocker made it clear that his criticism was not aimed at Diego’s sexuality, but to the way the situation was publicly handled. Patricio It was very clear in expressing that the problem was in the unnecessary exhibition of his life.
“Jaime is going to say ‘Well, sorry, that’s how it is me, and that’s how he, it’s fine’, but I think where there are no children. Where there are children,” he said.
At another time, during your participation in The value of truth, Patricio Suárez Vértiz He revealed that he was addicted to cocaine, a dark stage of his life that led him to the edge of death. With moving sincerity, Pedro Suárez Vértiz’s brother told how he became control of the drug to the point of putting his life at risk, but also how, after a shocking episode, he decided to leave it behind forever.
Patricio He began by recounting how cocaine caught him with a false feeling of power. “When something is rich of something that eventually hurts you, you are already screwed,” said the musician, reflecting on the deception that drugs can cause at the beginning. “I could convince whoever. He tells you that the drug is bad, no, the drug is rich, you feel God, diabolical, powerful, you can,” he added, showing the distorted perspective that cocaine provided in his first days of consumption.
However, the illusion of control and power quickly crumbled when addiction led him to extreme situations. Patricio told an alarming episode in which he was found in a critical state, speaking with an unknown person in Kennedy Park, which aroused the alarms of those around him.
“Until one day they found me hard talking to a madman in Kennedy Park and there they said it was up to the roe,” he recalled, with a mixture of disbelief and sadness, underlining how his behavior had reached unsustainable levels.
The climax of his struggle with addiction came when, after a physical collapse, he was found almost dead. “I was hard, I felt as if my teeth moved. I stopped consuming it when they found me lying, almost in a coma and took me to the Arturo house and took care of me until I woke up,” he said.
