"I feel like monopoly" : Chantal Goya talks about her relationship with money without taboo

On Monday, April 24, singer Chantal Goya was the guest of the podcast. Sherryan opportunity to reconsider his relationship with money.

“Money is not my engine. When I have money, I feel like Monopoly. I always distribute the money to everyone. Like Monopoly, I don’t have any in my pocket. As soon as you walk in, it leaves just as quickly. So I say to myself, this is a gateway. I will never be the one holding millions. I have so much respect for the people who make my stage costumes and sets that I hid everything in the hangars. That’s it, that’s my treasure, what I’ve seen. Money, it’s true you need it for food, it’s important, you can’t be broke either.she admitted.

He also told an anecdote about the money that had happened to him.

“I was at my Universal record label one day and I saw a poor kid who had nothing. I gave him some money but didn’t realize I was giving 50 euros. I had nothing left to go home to. I no longer had enough money to take the subway, bus or taxi. I called a friend of mine, listen carefully, I’m at work, you’re waiting for me, it’s three o’clock, you’re waiting for me around 8 pm, I’ll come and see you. I stayed at a cafe and then waited for him to pick me up. This is how my afternoons are.she remembered.

If money wasn’t the driving force in her life, Chantal Goya naturally revealed what made her live deeply. “To dream of others. To give them everything I have inside, everything I want to give them. Give me, give, share“Did he say?

The 80-year-old singer also said that he followed the news closely and that he took this opportunity to return to his retirement. “I could complain, I had no pension. We did not contribute then.he explained.

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