Alejandro Sanz and the Cuban Rachel Valdés separate

The Spanish singer-songwriter Alejandro Sanz and his girlfriend, the Cuban Rachel Valdes, they ended their relationship after more than three years together.

According to the magazine Hour, the Cuban woman left with all her things from the house where they both lived on the outskirts of Madrid.

Also the newspaper The world He assures that the couple dissolved after suffering a very strong sentimental crisis in recent months, and he specifies that it was he who decided to end it.

Apparently, the causes of the breakup are the wear and tear on coexistence and the difference in opinions.

"A few days before Alejandro's message, Rachel left the Somosaguas house where they lived, as it belongs to the singer, taking his clothes and personal belongings. After numerous disagreements and disagreements, some even public, between them, it seems that the decision to break up "started from Alejandro Sanz," he told The world a source close to the Cuban one.

So far, neither of them has spoken publicly about their love situation.

The last publication of the 54-year-old singer available on Twitter is from last Tuesday, May 30, when he wrote a text of Thank you to all the people who cared about your health, after confessing that he felt sad and tired.

"... although the light has not yet arrived, it seems that a firefly has woken up in my chest. I don't want to suspend the tour because I believe that with the right help and a little understanding and support at the shows, we are going to do it move forward. I also think that locking myself up is not a good idea. Thank you for the warmth. Let's go for tomorrow. The sun is on the way," he said.

A few days before, Sanz, who this Saturday begins a tour of several cities in Spain, worried his fans with a message in which he confessed that he had problems.

"I'm not well. I don't know if this helps, but I want to say it. I'm sad and tired. In case anyone else believes that it must always be a sea breeze or a firework on a summer night. I'm working to make it go away... I'll get to the stage and something inside will tell me what to do. But sometimes I don't even want to be there. "Literally," he admitted.

Those messages did not provoke any public reaction from Rachel Valdés, a prestigious 32-year-old plastic artist.

His latest publications on his social networks refer to work issues and his individual exhibition. Pools, in a gallery in Madrid.