In April 2025, Argentine singer Cazzu stars on the cover of the digital edition of Vogue Mexico and Latin America.
The singer shared intimate details about her motherhood, her new artistic stage and her past relationship with Mexican singer Christian Nodal, and the scandalous way it all ended.
A meaningful relationship
Cazzu described her relationship with Nodal as “beautiful and hopeful”, highlighting that, despite its duration, it was a meaningful experience from which her daughter Inti was born.
The scandal of the end of her relationship with Nodal was discussed for months in all media and social networks, which affected her too much.
Single motherhood
After her separation from Nodal, who later married Ángela Aguilar, Cazzu has faced motherhood alone.
In the interview, the Argentine singer expressed that she idealized a relationship that did not materialize as she expected, and that she has learned to value her independence and strength as a mother.
“I found myself with a very lonely motherhood. I idealized something that was not, I thought it was going to be fine and it was not”, were the words that the Argentinean had to define that stage.
New musical stage
On the professional front, Cazzu announced the release of her new album titled Latinaje, in which she explores genres such as cumbia, ballads and corridos tumbados, moving away from the trap that characterized her.
This project reflects his artistic and personal evolution.
One of the songs on the album, “La Cueva”, was written after her separation from Nodal.
Cazzu shared that this composition allowed him to channel his emotions and transform pain into art, highlighting the importance of subjectivity and fantasy in his creative process.
Cazzu was devastated after Christian Nodal's betrayal, but she used that experience to create new music and a new album
Reflection and growth
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Cazzu emphasized that, despite the difficulties, she has found in music and in her role as a mother a source of strength and growth.
Her participation in Vogue represents a moment of introspection and an opportunity to share her story with a wider audience.
For the U.S. Hispanic community, Cazzu’s experience may resonate deeply, offering a perspective on resilience, motherhood and personal reinvention in the midst of challenges.
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