Ricky Martin shows off his sexy sculpted arms on the cover of Latina’s February 2012 issue, on newsstands Tuesday (January 10).
The 40-year-old Puerto Rican global superstar opens up to Latina about marriage, fatherhood and his highly anticipated return to Broadway in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's beloved musical, Evita.
Contrary to rumors that he would marry Carlos in Spain after the country granted the singer citizenship last year, Martin tells the magazine it is too soon for him to walk down the aisle.
On whether he'd marry his partner Carlos Gonzalez Abella:“We are not talking about it, we’re not thinking about it.
But I’m so happy that in Europe we have the option. It’s amazing to think that we can say, ‘I feel like it. I’m ready. Let’s go.’
On returning to Broadway:“The people, the critics, are going to be expecting a lot. It has to be the best…You have to have the attitude that, ‘You know what? No one will stop me.' It’s going to be a magical year.”
On Babies:“I think that I’ll do it later on this year, so that [the kids] are not too far apart in ages. A little girl! Dios mío, me muero... But we’re going to talk about that later on. It would be irresponsible to do it now.”
On coming out:Coming out was liberating“for myself, my family, my core fans. They feel more in touch with me and I feel more in touch with them. If I feel free, they’re going to feel free and vice versa. It’s contagious.”
The 40-year-old Puerto Rican global superstar opens up to Latina about marriage, fatherhood and his highly anticipated return to Broadway in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's beloved musical, Evita.
Contrary to rumors that he would marry Carlos in Spain after the country granted the singer citizenship last year, Martin tells the magazine it is too soon for him to walk down the aisle.
On whether he'd marry his partner Carlos Gonzalez Abella:“We are not talking about it, we’re not thinking about it.
But I’m so happy that in Europe we have the option. It’s amazing to think that we can say, ‘I feel like it. I’m ready. Let’s go.’
On returning to Broadway:“The people, the critics, are going to be expecting a lot. It has to be the best…You have to have the attitude that, ‘You know what? No one will stop me.' It’s going to be a magical year.”
On Babies:“I think that I’ll do it later on this year, so that [the kids] are not too far apart in ages. A little girl! Dios mío, me muero... But we’re going to talk about that later on. It would be irresponsible to do it now.”
On coming out:Coming out was liberating“for myself, my family, my core fans. They feel more in touch with me and I feel more in touch with them. If I feel free, they’re going to feel free and vice versa. It’s contagious.”
