Fans had been wondering (and asking) this for weeks, and in the end, Fedez decided to explain why Luis Sal, a friend he’s been spotted with a lot, is no longer participating in the Wild Moss video podcast, the the two moderated together and you seem to have completely disappeared from their lives. In a 15-minute video published on YouTube entitled “What happened to Luis”, Fedez says that the working relationship with Luis Sal after Sanremo broke up when her podcast moved to the Ligurian city to follow the festival and also on Rai2 was broadcast.
After a lengthy introduction in which the singer states that despite his best efforts he was unable to make any statements earlier and adds that he would have preferred it if his ex-boyfriend had done so, he details below on the incident: “There was a break that was more work than fun, the break from Sanremo.” Sanremo was a bracket that I really wanted because I thought it could be useful. It was a project that neither Luis nor I got paid for, but it was a very demanding break. At first Luis didn’t agree to carry out this project and then he said to me: “Let’s try” – explains Fedez –. It was a complicated and personally demanding experience, partly because it coincided with a moment when my mental health was not at its best. At the end of this project there was a discussion, a work meeting, where I just pointed out to Luis that I felt I had to take care of everything and didn’t feel any support from him. Certainly a lively discussion about a work problem that brought us to the conclusion: “Give us a few weeks to figure out what needs to be done.”
At the end of that week, Fedez continues, Luis Sal decided, to his “great astonishment”, to give up “wild moss” since there had never been “alarm bells” that could have suggested such an epilogue: “After this week of reflection .” He sends me a message telling me: “The format at that moment has taken on a connotation more reminiscent of Federico than Luis. I want to devote myself to other projects, I don’t want to be a podcast anymore.”
Fedez does not hide his disappointment: “I have to be completely honest, I didn’t take it very well, I was very disappointed, also because a few weeks earlier we had created a company and it was a very complicated scenario.” ” ». In fact, the two have a 50/50 company, “which is why Luis is still the acronym,” Fedez says, speaking of the “Mexican standoff” on his former friend’s part and problems now there with going on with everything himself.
Fedez concluded by saying that Luis Sal “is always welcome to come and place bets” or to state his point of view on the matter: “These microphones are open to give explanations with freedom and transparency”, but he repeated, “what They want.” I need to know that Luis won’t be there. And finally: “It is obvious that this is a situation that has caused me so much resentment, not so much because of the format, not so much because I am aware that the narrative that is being told, ‘Fedez fights with everyone” is, but.” I’m all the more sorry that a relationship that went beyond work broke up because of work. It was not an easy time because Luis was very close to my heart.”