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Where did you get Belen’s tattoo removed?
Stefano De Martino has changed his mind about tattoos. After having engraved his statuesque body with a thousand drawings, writings and symbols, he has now reversed course and started to clean up his physique. He did it for the first time in 2020 when he erased two tattoos from his hand, confessing that “Doing it hurts, removing it hurts a lot.” The decision to eliminate the two lovers inside a heart that he had had drawn in the studio of a Neapolitan tattoo artist together with Belen Rodriguez was sensational. The two exes decided to remove that indelible memory. Now another detail dedicated to Rodriguez disappears from De Martino’s body. It would be the Virgen of Lujan, a religious symbol of Argentina.
No more tattoos! What happened to Stefano De Martino? Who is the new girlfriend?
Stefano De Martino no longer has an obsession with tattoos, on the contrary! Some time ago in an interview he said that he no longer believed in filling his body with indelible marks. “Do you want advice from those who have many? Don’t do them, you’ll change your mind. If you really want to make them, then small and hidden.” And the former dancer’s explanation is simple: “During life you change many of those ideas that you have no idea. Having something permanent is like having the same haircut your whole life. You will change it a thousand times. You risk doing like me, who is like women who get bangs and after two days of enthusiasm say ‘I can’t wait for my hair to grow back’. Here I would like my clean skin to grow back.” The proof can be found in that letter that he had engraved on his neck: an F dedicated to his first girlfriend, then transformed into E at the time of Emma Marrone and became B with his marriage to Belen. Now Stefano has understood that it is better to be free.
How many times has Stefano De Martino gotten tattooed?
Stefano De Martino has made his body an emblem of beauty, strength, vigor, but also a beautiful blackboard on which to write feelings, emotions, phrases and drawings. So he filled it with tattoos. There are those dedicated to his grandfather: the writing “Biscuit” on his chest, because this was the nickname he had given him; on his forearm the telephone number of the Bar Stella where he had spent so many happy moments.
On his chest Stefano De Martino has the writing “Santiago” dedicated to his son. And then an anchor and two hands holding a rudder. At the base of the neck an angel. De Martino had a horseshoe, the number 3, the words “lucky” and “Sui Generis” engraved on his hand. On the right thigh is a long Irish blessing: “Let the road be at your side, the wind always at your back, let the sun shine warm on your face and the rain fall softly in the fields around and, until we meet again, may God protect you in the palm of his hand.”
