Rosalía apologizes in person to Argentinians: "Tremendous screw-up"
The singer has scheduled four concerts in the country's capital
BarcelonaFootball euphoria can play nasty tricks, especially for easily excitable people. This is what happened to Rosalía a few weeks ago when, following Spain's victory in the World Cup final against Argentina, she shared a video of pornographic content actress Mia Khalifa where her song "The pearl, and which carried the text "How life sounds now that the pearls have lost their luster", referring to the informal name of the South American selection, but which could also have a negative connotation. The controversy included calls to boycott their concerts in the country. But, in view of the capacity of the first of the four dates scheduled for this week, with a full house, everything remained a mere bluster from some fans.
In any case, Rosalía wanted to offer a public apology. After welcoming the Lux Tour, she declared: "My goodness, what a mess the other day. I had been doing scroll, without looking at it much and, so quickly, I leaned it against it. Tremendous screw-up. It was never my intention." Immediately after, he shared a memory from 2019, when he performed in Argentina for the first time. "It was the beginnings of my career. I opened with I think of your look. I will never forget it. The feeling of "You've done it!"; it was the first time they generated it for me outside of my country. So, how could I have a negative feeling or anything like that?
The concert continued normally and fulfilled one of the tour's traditions, which is to invite someone to the confessional to share confidences. The chosen one was Ángela Torres, and he introduced her like this: "Buenos Aires, make good noise for this woman full of grace and talent, for the brilliant velvet voice, Ángela Torres." Several displays of complicity followed and, between kisses, bows, and hugs, the concert progressed without any hiccups and with the fans fully engaged and, apparently, without any grudges.