After a lifetime working, the singer owns, with her husband, several floors in Madrid, a disco and a company that bills a lot of money
Mario Vaquerizo confesses to working with Alaska to try to fight less: "We crash a lot"
There is a corner of Madrid, on Calle de los Libreros, which has become a kind of tourist attraction for gossip minorities and fans of entertainment in general. Whether it is accessed from Gran Vía or from the narrow street of the Flor Alta, in the end the view always ends up fixing, inevitably, on a building that attracts attention from the outside because it is decorated with pink curtains and transmits cuqui aura. Unless you are invited to climb, there is not much else to see from the street, but who knows what is inside always stops and is dedicated to the noble hobby of urban optical sweeping.
This is where Alaska and Mario Vaquerizo resided after their wedding in Las Vegas in 1999 and that is where their own private Louvre of branches and passions began to be built. It is not necessary for one to have opened the doors to a dinner with friends to know what their collection of books, records, figures and other memorabilia of their obsessions consists of - Bowie, Warhol, Star Trek - because the interior of the house It has been widely exhibited in several journalistic pieces and, above all, in the popular reality show Alaska and Mario , which should soon broadcast its sixth season.
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What has happened during all these last years, and especially since the reality broadcast for the first time in 2011 - and that triggered the couple's popularity to its maximum index - is that the floor of Libreros Street has run out of size. to Alaska and Mario, and they have been expanding their possessions in the building and also in other places in Madrid. When someone has a collector's passion and drive to buy things that take place - and if not ask Elton John, who came to fill a squash court in his mansion with purchases of a few months - what he needs is to increase The square meters available.
The original floor has 102 m2, but since there is not enough, between 2008 and 2010 they also made movements to acquire the two doors adjacent to theirs, on the third floor, and took possession of the fourth floor, which has gone from be a conventional home to a kind of large duplex without internal connection in which, now, there is plenty of space for individual lives, couple life, social life and consumerist temptation and even exhibition. Each of the properties was bought at 50% each and mortgaged to add a pending amount to the banks that generously exceeds one million euros.
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They are not the only properties in Alaska: also in the center of Madrid, and in the vicinity of Gran Vía, she and Mario own another apartment on Caballero de Gracia street, and in 2017 they bought another house in Boadilla del Monte that had been owned of Bibiana Fernández, and that the actress put up for sale to be able to pay a debt she had contracted with the Treasury of more than 260,000 euros. Bibiana is still the tenant of the house, but with the status of a guest, a pact agreed with the couple that honors their long-standing friendship. This past December, the storm of wind and rain that hit the center of the peninsula caused several material damage to the farm, including the uprooting of a tree that left a hole in the garden.
The couple also has part of the property of the Morocco room, a nightclub on Marqués de Leganés street, just around the corner when leaving their home, and a shared company, Fangoria SL, through which they bill for all their professional activities, from the strictly musical ones derived from the tours of Fangoria and Nancys Rubias, to those that have to do with the cache perceived by attending parties or contracts derived from advertising, participating in media or publishing books. That turnover is fluctuating, but it has remained at high levels throughout the last decade, always above one million gross euros - and reaching three according to the year, always depending on the number of concerts in a season and the appearances in TV-. A bonanza that has helped build what they have today: a wealth of real estate and lots of beautiful things to live with not only in a house, but also in a pop museum.
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