The breakup of the artists Rauw Alejandro and Rosalía has reached all areas of our society. Yesterday, at the Kraftwerk concert, a show that was held as part of the Universal Music Festival, reporters from different media asked different public figures in our country for their opinion on the event that has caused such a stir.
One of the stars that they interviewed and asked about this question was Alaska, who answered with complete sincerity that it gave her a lot of ”penuchi” that they separated because she found them ”very cute”.
”It was a favorite couple, but this is very easy to say as a fan. I do not know, I feel sorry. When you like people, you like them and you like to see them happy. We’ve seen them so much… I’m sorry,” said Mario Vaquerizo’s wife sincerely.
When asked if it was ‘Team Rosalía’ or ‘Team Rauw Alejandro’, Olvido Gara hesitated: ”Rosi is Rosi, Rosalía is Rosalía, but I love Rauw. I said (to Rosalía): ‘Daughter, she’s like a monkey Prince’ and she told me ‘it’s true, it’s true’, but hey, that’s it, it can’t be ”.
Finally, the singer of Geometría polisentimental, Espectacular and Ni tú ni nadie was asked if she did believe that the artist from San Cugat del Vallés would score a Shakira and release a vengeful song, to which she responded simply by saying that she does not believe let that happen.
”She will do what she considers but hey, it still surprises me and she does it but there is no reason, there is no reason to wash in public because it is very good for us that she wash in public as commentators of the heart, but as people, I say ” daughter washes at home,'” said the artist of Mexican origin.
The leader of the Nancys Rubias expressed that he was very sorry to find out about the breakup, but that the situation must be normalized: “I think we would have to stick with what Rosalía said, ‘I love that man very much, our ways They have separated and I am going to keep the best of him’ and he with the best of her, let’s toast to love, love sometimes reciprocates, sometimes it breaks, but as long as there has been love, it is what lasts” .
For his part, Tamara Falcó’s former friend was somewhat more practical and blamed the age of the artists: “They are very young and I think they have thought better of it, you have to understand them.” In addition, he defended that he does not believe that Rosalía will continue Shakira’s steps and I took out a song throwing beef: “It’s not necessary, Rosalía is already Rosalía and Shakira is Shakira. Do you think they’re going to do it? I don’t see it that way, I think Rosalía is different and Shakira It’s Shakira.”
