Christina Aguilera says there was 'big debate' around her 'ethnic' last name in early days of career
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dailymail.co.ukChristina Aguilera revealed that in the early days of her career there was a 'big debate' among music executives around changing her'ethnic' last name.'All the businessmen around me thought it was too long, too complicated, and too ethnic,' explained Aguilera in an interview with Billboard published Friday.But the 39-year-old pop star insisted she was 'dead set against the idea' and 'wanted to represent who [she] really was.''Being Latina, it is a part of my heritage and who I am,' said Christina.
Big debate: Christina Aguilera revealed in an interview with Billboard on Friday that in the early days of her career there was a 'big debate' among music executives around changing her 'ethnic' last name; Christina pictured in 1999She claimed.
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