Overview
- The new track Rosita includes a line referencing Christian Nodal that set off backlash and prompted Cazzu to publish a Substack essay, Tiradera, criticizing male camaraderie in urban music and the use of her private life while emphasizing the welfare of their daughter, Inti.
- Nodal defended the lyric on Instagram as a routine genre comparison rather than an attack, and he later described unsuccessful mediations in Argentina and his move to formalize visitation and child support through Mexican courts.
- He also alleged that attempts to see his daughter were blocked and argued that large payments were made via methods requested by Cazzu, while rejecting claims of abandonment and violence vicaria.
- Cazzu unfollowed the artists involved, reiterated that her concern is the impact on Inti rather than romantic jealousy, and reappeared on Instagram with a photo of her daughter while continuing her Latinaje tour plans.
- Rauw Alejandro limited his response to a post saying controversy and gossip make more noise than art, and media figures urged the parents to negotiate privately, with no court resolution reported to date.