The singer Christian Nodal became a trend once again after the premiere of Rositaa song interpreted by Rauw Alejandro along with Tainy y Jhayco. The song includes a phrase that did not go unnoticed: “Yo me voy y me casarse contigo a lo Christian Nodal”, in allusion to the regional Mexican singer’s mediatic love life.
The line triggered a new wave of comments on social networks and, shortly after, provoked a public reaction from her ex-partner, Cazzuwhose real name is Julieta Cazzuchelli.
Christian Nodal makes fun of Cazzu? The reaction after “Rosita”
Following the release of the song, Cazzu published a text on his blog where he criticized what he described as a “legendary camaraderie between males” within the music industry. Although he did not directly mention Nodal, the context led many users to interpret his words as a response to the reference included in the song.
The Argentine rapper also insinuated that the situation ends up affecting her daughter Inti, which raised the tone of the public conversation even higher. Her statements generated an intense debate among followers of both artists.
In the face of the controversy, Nodal used his broadcasting channel to state his position. The singer categorically denied some versions that, according to him, have been spread without evidence.
Among her statements, she assured that Cazzu had allegedly invented that he had denied her permits to travel with her daughter. “When she did not have a work visa… he invented the denied permits to travel with our daughter, without showing a single proof,” she said.
The Sonora native also rejected accusations related to vicarious violence, assuring that he has been unjustly accused. In addition, he maintained that he is currently facing obstacles to coexist with the minor. “Someone tell me how I can exercise my rights and bond as a father if I am not allowed to,” he publicly questioned.
Pension and new speculations
Another point he addressed was the economic support for Inti. Nodal affirmed that he fulfills his responsibility and questioned some versions spread in the media and social networks about the pension.
As for the phrase included in “Rosita”, the singer downplayed the controversy. “Dramon for a line… it’s in a mocking tone to my fame as a soul in love,” he commented, suggesting that it is a light reference and not a direct attack.
However, the conversation took a different turn when users began to speculate about possible hints towards Bad Bunny y Belinda. This happened after Cazzu shared the stage with the Puerto Rican artist in Argentina and was recently spotted with Nodal’s ex-fiancee.
So far, Cazzu has not responded directly to the Mexican singer’s most recent message. Meanwhile, the discussion continues to grow in social networks, keeping under the spotlight some of the most mediatic figures of today’s Latin music.
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