The singer Bad Gyal, whose real name is Alba Farelo, shared in an interview with La Vanguardia details about a complicated stage in her life where she struggled with drug dependence, particularly to hashish. Despite her growing fame, the artist has chosen to keep certain aspects of her personal life private, highlighting that she has gone through difficult moments that have led her to work on her emotional well-being.
In the documentary "La joia", recently released, Bad Gyal shows herself to be more open and vulnerable, offering a deeper insight into her life. In one scene of the film, the singer reflects on how drug use affected her emotionally, highlighting her internal struggle.
During the interview, Bad Gyal emphasized her humanity, expressing that despite the public image she projects, she is a common and ordinary person. The artist admitted to having experienced moments of fragility in which her mood was affected, which led her to face her fears and work on her mental health.
Throughout the documentary, Bad Gyal confronts her own demons, showing a more authentic and vulnerable side of herself. Through her words, the singer invites reflection on the personal challenges she has faced and how she has managed to overcome them to find balance in her life.
