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NY: Ricky Martin to Marry Carlos Gonzalez on January 28th

Monday, January 2nd, 2012

Ricky Martin to Marry in NYCRicky Martin is expected to marry his boyfriend Carlos Gonzalez in New York. El Nuevo Dia quotes an unnamed source as saying that Martin and Gonzalez will marry in a ceremony on January 28 in New York City.

In November, Martin secured citizenship in Spain, one of 10 countries where gay marriage is legal, which heightened speculation that the Puerto Rican singer was preparing to wed his boyfriend.

Rumors that Martin would marry in Argentina or Spain continued even after the artist denied them during a stop in Mexico.

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Ricky Martin May Marry Carlos Gonzalez in Spain

Thursday, March 31st, 2011

Ricky Martin to Marry PartnerSinger Ricky Martin wants to marry his boyfriend Carlos Gonzalez and the couple is considering marrying in Spain.

During an appearance Monday on Spain’s El Progama de Ana Rosa, journalist Miguel Angel Nicolas said the couple was considering marrying in Spain. He added that the Spanish model Esther Canadas, a friend of the Living’ la Vida Loca singer, has offered to help Martin become a Spanish citizen. Spain legalized gay marriage in 2005.

Martin cannot marry in Puerto Rico, a territory of the United States, because it is not legal. While five states and the District of Columbia have legalized gay marriage, federal law does not recognize such unions.

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