Hubertus von Hohenlohe has composed a song inspired by Carmen Lomana in which he jokes about the concept of fame and how it has changed in recent years. La Lomana It is the first single that anticipates and promotes an album that will be published in 2024.
Hubertus Rudolph zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg is an aristocrat who, in addition to interacting with the upper echelons of Europe, is a music lover. He was born in Mexico and is the son of the Italian-German princess and actress Ira de Fürstenberg and Prince Alfonso de Hohenlohe, a resort developer on the Costa del Sol known for his association with Marbella and its development.
Both protagonists have declared in interviews with various media that the song is not a mockery of Carmen Lomana and that they are very friends.
“I grew up among stars like Audrey Hepburn, Sean Connery, James Hunt, Liza Minnelli or Gina Lollobrigida, artists world famous for what they had achieved in their careers… one summer I found out that Carmen Lomana, a friend, had become suddenly very famous, I asked what movie she had starred in or what fashion brand she had launched, and no one could really tell me why. I thought it was cool and I had the impulse to tell this story with irony and truth in the form of a song, and the idea It always revolved in my head… ‘I want to be famous like Lomana, all this fame for not having done anything at all’, indicates the artist in the description of the video.
The song, written by Hubertus von Hohenlohe and producer Hell, was recorded between Ronda and Vienna. The video features Ira De Fürstenberg, Brigitte Nielsen, Gunilla von Bismarck, Sergio Scariolo and Diana Swarovski and was directed by Eva Nielsen.
2023-10-25 18:57:49
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