Rafael Amargo, a renowned flamenco dancer, details his tumultuous journey following a wrongful accusation of drug trafficking. He spent six months in prison before being acquitted, but the experience severely damaged his career and reputation. The article highlights his subsequent financial struggles, leading him to use OnlyFans as a means of income.
Amargo alleges a media and judicial campaign against him, claiming fabricated stories and influence from powerful figures. He expresses his belief that his case served as a distraction from larger events and accuses his landlord of orchestrating the false accusation. He asserts that despite his acquittal, he has faced a professional boycott and hasn't received the compensation he believes he deserves for the damage done to his career.
Due to the significant financial impact, Amargo reveals his use of OnlyFans. He explains his decision to generate income through this platform, prioritizing his dignity and independence over accepting further financial assistance from his father. He clarifies that his OnlyFans content involves solo performances and emphasizes the difficult economic situation that forced him into this venture.
Amargo also discusses his new novel, written while in prison, and his family background. He reflects on his experiences, the unjust legal system, and the lack of support from the Spanish government. The interview touches upon his bisexuality, relationship with his wife, and his ongoing struggle to rebuild his life and career.