In the midst of the various clashes that she has been having with
Javier Milei
since the primary elections last August,
Lali Espósito
forgot a little about the blows of her controversy with the President and attended the theater, accompanied by her boyfriend
Pedro Rosemblat
, to relax for a while. bit.
The singer was present at the Konex Cultural Center to see the play
"What's happening today here?",
in which Érica Rivas and Martín Rechimuzzi perform, and
was moved by the great ovation she received from the audience present
when the artists revealed that Lali was present in the room.
"Olé, olé olé, Lali, Lali," the spectators sang, while the
"Discipline"
singer
watched from the second row with her partner.
Then, the former Casi Ángeles shared a post from her networks and Erica thanked her for going to her show.
"Thank you for coming," the actress told him.
Lali Espósito went to the theater and received a standing ovation from the audience.
Érica Rivas reposted Lali's publication and thanked her on social media.
Meanwhile, in the last hours, Lali also received the support of her brother Patricio.
The young man, with a low profile, decided to share a photo with the singer and in which he addressed Milei.
"Always on the side of the good guys. Go there Javito Bobo," the young man wrote in the publication.
Lali Espósito's brother and a strong message for Javier Milei in the midst of the controversy.
The controversy between Espósito and the President intensified after the artist's presentation at Cosquín Rock.
There, the singer referred to Milei after he reposted a user's publication questioning her participation in that festival.
Before starting one of the songs in her repertoire, the teen idol dedicated a few minutes to making a reflection that raised her audience on several occasions.
“This is a very special show for me because I am not only fulfilling a dream as an artist to be at such an event.
Everything that happens to the artist is a collective matter and does not depend only on the artist, it is purely on the public.
It is not demagoguery.
That’s what I want to celebrate today,” she began.
“I thought about a lot of things to say.
You imagine the context.
The most important thing, at least for me, is that this party that we Argentines are, this union that generates art, music, culture, no one is ever going to take it away from us,” he emphasized, provoking the first ovation from his people.
Then, he completed: "This song is for the liars, the stupid, the bad people, the ones who don't value, the anti-patriarch... Everyone."
María Becerra's support for Lali Espósito
After Javier Milei attacked Lali Espósito and called her “Lali Depósito”, in an interview he gave for La Nación +, many Argentine artists supported the singer on social networks.
The one who took a little longer and received a lot of criticism about it was María Becerra, who finally spoke out in favor of her colleague.
María Becerra's publication making public her support for Lali Espósito.
“I cannot ignore the public attacks that a colleague is receiving for verbalizing her position,” Becerra began writing on the social network X (formerly Twitter).
And he added: “The cruelty towards her is violence and makes it clear that they want to silence her.
We are artists, each of us has our own voice and these behaviors only remind us of a chapter in the dark history of our country… do you remember?”
“I want to continue living in democracy, I want to continue listening to diverse voices, I want my partner Lali Espósito to continue singing and working calmly as she has done since she was so young without being persecuted and that I hope life crosses us on stage one day,” she concluded.