Omar Montes tells Planet Calleja what his relationship with Isabel Pantoja is like and how much money he earns
Omar Montes joined Jesús Calleja on his latest adventure to Lapland on Planeta Calleja, a program that aired on Cuatro on Monday, January 24. The singer, who was the partner of Isabel Pantoja's daughter, revealed what his relationship with the tonadillera is like.
"She is a normal person, apart from the name and how mediatic the name of Isabel Pantoja may sound, she is a normal girl, like me", she said about Isa Pantoja. "She came to see me at concerts and one day, taking a picture with her, we started talking and we exchanged phone numbers," she recounted.
Calleja wanted to know if Omar had a good relationship with his ex-girlfriend's mother. "Of course, I get along very well. Two days ago I called her while you were in front of her. She is like a second mother to me. She has always said that for her I am her favorite son-in-law," she explained.
He revealed how much money he makes
"Are you making money?" Calleja asked. "Something, something. Thank God yes, I have to eat, which is the important thing," she answered. The interviewee revealed some of the whims that he has been able to buy. "I've always liked cars and jewelry, I'm not going to deny it. I saw the reggaeton players of my time bejeweled, with Lamborghinis and I saw the more normal ones from my country. I thought 'I want my jewelry and my cars'. If I'm working on it, why don't I go buy those cars? Nobody gives them to me. I'm cool with an egg," he wielded.
The artist had no qualms about talking about money. "All the songs I've made this past year are hits, all of them. I have 15 platinum records in one year. I'm independent, I do it on the street. The record companies offer me millions of dollars. Millions of euros," he commented.
The presenter wanted to know how he had managed his finances since he rose to fame. "I don't think one should go crazy no matter how much money they have. Humility, perseverance and hard work are the keys to success," he said. "Money does not make a person. You can buy food, clothes, but it does not give you happiness. Health does," he replied.
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