Una pelea con Adela Micha ante la mirada aterrada de un actor sin pelo; las escapadas nocturnas de Luis Miguel; una visita a la cárcel; un misterio candente de Alejandro Sanz; qué esconden las piernas de Julio Iglesias?; el día que Thalía se vistió de luto y terminó en una boda!; el miedo de Jenni Rivera o la verdadera tristeza de José José... Creías que era todo? No! En Las historias que nunca contamos se describe, además, la furia de un bondadoso Premio Nobel; lo fácil que fue burlar la seguridad de la mansión de Kate del Castillo; las locuras de Belinda y los viajes en la cajuela de Gloria Trevi. Con profundo conocimiento de la industria del entretenimiento, Martha Figueroa y René Solorio, comparten anécdotas y notas que nunca les dejaron publicar, porque no era el momento, porque los jefes lo prohibieron, por miedo, porque serían un escándalo!, o porque eran tan extraordinarias que nadie las creía.

Y aquí es donde el lector corre a comprar el libro --pues conoce el trabajo del show business-- y valora la seriedad de los autores!

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

Stories They Never Let Us Tell brings together the juiciest secrets of two of the most dedicated and successful entertainment journalists. This book is full of revelations, irony, and hilarious reflections from a pair of reporters who 'knew too much'.

A fight with Adela Micha before the terrified gaze of a hairless actor; Luis Miguel's nocturnal escapades; a visit to jail; Alejandro Sanz's burning mystery; What are the legs of Julio Iglesias hiding?; the day Thalía dressed in mourning and ended up in a wedding!; Jenni Rivera's fear or José José's true sadness... Did you think that was all? Of course, not! In Stories They Never Let Us Tell, the fury of a kind Nobel Prize winner is also described; how easy it was to bypass the security of Kate del Castillo's mansion; the follies of Belinda and the trips in the trunk of Gloria Trevi. With deep knowledge of the entertainment industry, Martha Figueroa and René Solorio, share anecdotes and notes that they were never allowed to publish, because it wasn't the right time, because their bosses prohibited it, out of fear, because it would be a scandal! Or, because they were so outlandish that nobody believed them.

And this is where readers run to buy the book - since they know the work of show business - and appreciate the seriousness of the authors!