Former Real Madrid centreback Ramos released a new single, although he insisted on making music

Hupu September 11th. The new single written and sung by 39-year-old former Real Madrid and Spanish national team centre-back Sergio Ramos, who is currently playing for Monterrey in Mexico, sang in the song "Siberace":

"I haven't told you some things, they still make me feel pain. I never thought of leaving, you let me fly away." Last week, Ramos said in an interview with the Spanish late-night TV show "El Hormiguero" that due to the portrait rights, he had to obtain permission from Real Madrid to release the song. He also said his door was always open and he was looking forward to a possible return. The same message is repeatedly expressed in the song: "I hope you all goes well. I still feel sad without you." In an interview with Antena3 TV, Ramos seemed confident in the song's success prospects, saying: "I think I will win the Grammy first as a singer, and then win the Champions League as a coach." Fernando Navarro, a music critic of the Spanish newspaper "The National" and Radio Serre, speak out.

"It's so bad, the song's autotuning is terrible, with a sound that's bad in itself. It should be sent off directly with a red card and suspended for a few games.

It's one of the worst works in Spanish music history. As a Real Madrid fan, I imagined that after losing to Barcelona's La Liga, there was such a bad work to play."

Mondo Sonoro and Icon Media critic and communications and strategy adviser, said:

"I don't recommend this song in terms of its musical quality, but it is undoubtedly a great attempt as a dynamic and creative manifesto.

"Siberes" is far more than people's approach to amateur artists like Ramos Its creativity is bold and novel - few people express their feelings about Madrid in this way, let alone know the city like Ramos. This interpretation and style fits well with the Spanish urban flamenco artists. "Nadia Leal of Neo2, a Spanish lifestyle and trend magazine, said: "I like the lyrics of this song, as if talking to a lover, as if the most important woman in his life is football, and he is saying goodbye to her. The lyrics reveal a pathological curiosity, like confession. Everyone can feel it." Beatrice de la Guardia, music journalist and communications director of music promotion company PlanetEvents, has a close relationship with Ramos.

"Siberes has a distinct personality like him, he is both loved and hated, and he has always been a controversial figure. I am not surprised by this.

As for his statement about the possibility of winning the Grammy, although controversial, it is sincere. Ramos is Ramos. He has a competitive spirit and is undisguised."

In Spain, there is a long connection between football and music. Julio Iglesias, the Spanish artist with the highest sales of records in the world, was originally a goalkeeper at Real Madrid Youth Training Academy.

Alvaro Benito, lead singer of the band Pignoise and currently a commentator on Movistar TV. He played for Real Madrid when he was young. Former Barcelona reserve goalkeeper Jose Manuel Pinto has become a hip-hop artist and producer under the stage name Wahin.

For Ramos, there seems to be more to do.

"I have 18 songs in the works. Music is not a hobby or a whim. I want to devote myself to professional music. I want to play football for another year or two and use this transition period to create music."