The brother of the queen of pop will sign copies of his book in Buenos Aires Madonna's brother arrives in Argentina and reveals intimacies .
A few days of arriving in Argentina, where he will sign copies of his new book "Living with my sister Madonna", the very brother of the superstar and his right hand over twenty years, Christoph Ciccone, reveals intimacies, memories and anecdotes related to the ever controversial queen of pop.
next Tuesday at 18 at the Ateneo de Santa Fe 1866, Ciccone sign copies of his book (Editorial Planeta), which tells the story of life and portrays a tone-direct-acid and privacy his sister Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone, author of hits like "Like a Virgin", "La Isla Bonita," "Ray of Light", "Music" and "Hung Up."
Since the book appeared in America, all media, from the tabloid to the most prestigious, echoed the words of Christopher which spares no revelations about his sister, his insecurities, his stinginess with money or diva who were undoing the two maintained close ties.
Ciccone played a decisive role throughout the race kaleidoscopic pop queen, first as a dancer, personal assistant, stylist, decorator and artistic director of touring later, so they know in depth the real woman who hiding behind the myth that inspires, shocks and entertains millions of people.
"is not a book about how much I hate my sister, because I hate it, "Christopher said in an exclusive phone interview with Télam, from his apartment in Los Angeles, Hollywood Boulevard, opposite the Kodak Theatre where the Oscars are given and account-by-sees from his window.
"It's the closest you can be in Hollywood," says Madonna's brother, also an artist, interior designer, counts from Los Angeles, where "the day is sunny and a bit is passing the time rains and summer is coming. "
seems not coincidental that the Ciccone brother lives in the Hollywood Boulevard: a gallery of superstars parading through the book through anecdotes, and even a few personal photos as Demi Moore, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Moss and several others, to interfere in Plantaz, nights of partying, drugs, fighting, eating out and other gossip.
"Some may think that this book is as controversial as ever Madonna What can you say about it? "I say that if you are interested in reading a good story about the lives of two people and how fame affected them and changed them, and are allowed to be themselves much more than what some never had the chance to be, then I like it. "
Throughout the play, written with Wendy Leigh, Christopher recalls childhood in the family home in Michigan (and Madonna as the pampered daddy's girl who always got his way), his "out of the closet" (Christopher is openly gay), his years living with his sister and consecrated, and the arrival Guy Ritchie (now ex-husband of Madonna) to blame for the estrangement with her sister and who qualifies as "homophobic."
"What was what happened between you and Madonna? "The more famous you become, the more people around you begin to tell you what you want to hear, and let's hear the truth.
I think what happened to Madonna, after she married Guy Ritchie, is stopped listen to me and I became very difficult to work with her because I was the only person around who noticed. "
"We also work together almost 20 years, so it was time to move on," says Christopher.
"I think now that is divorced from Guy Ritche could be friends again, or at least it will be easier to approach because Guy and I never got along. Did not fit, and I thought that I did not like him, probably because I had a great influence in the life of Madonna. And also because I am gay, and he had a problem with that, "deepens.
- Did you go back to talk con Madonna desde la aparición del libro? “No aún, al menos no acerca del libro. Intercambiamos unos e-mails y probablemente nos veamos en el casamiento de mi hermanita menor, en julio”, reveló Ciccone.
-El libro tiene un tono catártico, ¿Te sentís aliviado? ¿Te arrepentís de algo? “Estoy muy contento, creo que fue una de las mejores cosas que hice por mí. Es una historia interesante y no la cambiaría por nada realmente, porque me hizo lo que soy hoy. Mi pasado trabajando con ella me sirvió de mucho para estar donde estoy. Y no, no me arrepiento de nada”, concluyó.
A few days of arriving in Argentina, where he will sign copies of his new book "Living with my sister Madonna", the very brother of the superstar and his right hand over twenty years, Christoph Ciccone, reveals intimacies, memories and anecdotes related to the ever controversial queen of pop.
next Tuesday at 18 at the Ateneo de Santa Fe 1866, Ciccone sign copies of his book (Editorial Planeta), which tells the story of life and portrays a tone-direct-acid and privacy his sister Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone, author of hits like "Like a Virgin", "La Isla Bonita," "Ray of Light", "Music" and "Hung Up."
Since the book appeared in America, all media, from the tabloid to the most prestigious, echoed the words of Christopher which spares no revelations about his sister, his insecurities, his stinginess with money or diva who were undoing the two maintained close ties.
Ciccone played a decisive role throughout the race kaleidoscopic pop queen, first as a dancer, personal assistant, stylist, decorator and artistic director of touring later, so they know in depth the real woman who hiding behind the myth that inspires, shocks and entertains millions of people.
"is not a book about how much I hate my sister, because I hate it, "Christopher said in an exclusive phone interview with Télam, from his apartment in Los Angeles, Hollywood Boulevard, opposite the Kodak Theatre where the Oscars are given and account-by-sees from his window.
"It's the closest you can be in Hollywood," says Madonna's brother, also an artist, interior designer, counts from Los Angeles, where "the day is sunny and a bit is passing the time rains and summer is coming. "
seems not coincidental that the Ciccone brother lives in the Hollywood Boulevard: a gallery of superstars parading through the book through anecdotes, and even a few personal photos as Demi Moore, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Moss and several others, to interfere in Plantaz, nights of partying, drugs, fighting, eating out and other gossip.
"Some may think that this book is as controversial as ever Madonna What can you say about it? "I say that if you are interested in reading a good story about the lives of two people and how fame affected them and changed them, and are allowed to be themselves much more than what some never had the chance to be, then I like it. "
Throughout the play, written with Wendy Leigh, Christopher recalls childhood in the family home in Michigan (and Madonna as the pampered daddy's girl who always got his way), his "out of the closet" (Christopher is openly gay), his years living with his sister and consecrated, and the arrival Guy Ritchie (now ex-husband of Madonna) to blame for the estrangement with her sister and who qualifies as "homophobic."
"What was what happened between you and Madonna? "The more famous you become, the more people around you begin to tell you what you want to hear, and let's hear the truth.
I think what happened to Madonna, after she married Guy Ritchie, is stopped listen to me and I became very difficult to work with her because I was the only person around who noticed. "
"We also work together almost 20 years, so it was time to move on," says Christopher.
"I think now that is divorced from Guy Ritche could be friends again, or at least it will be easier to approach because Guy and I never got along. Did not fit, and I thought that I did not like him, probably because I had a great influence in the life of Madonna. And also because I am gay, and he had a problem with that, "deepens.
- Did you go back to talk con Madonna desde la aparición del libro? “No aún, al menos no acerca del libro. Intercambiamos unos e-mails y probablemente nos veamos en el casamiento de mi hermanita menor, en julio”, reveló Ciccone.
-El libro tiene un tono catártico, ¿Te sentís aliviado? ¿Te arrepentís de algo? “Estoy muy contento, creo que fue una de las mejores cosas que hice por mí. Es una historia interesante y no la cambiaría por nada realmente, porque me hizo lo que soy hoy. Mi pasado trabajando con ella me sirvió de mucho para estar donde estoy. Y no, no me arrepiento de nada”, concluyó.
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