Rauw Alejandro and Jhayco respond to the controversy with Cazzu over a song where they mention Nodal

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Santo Domingo.– The controversy surrounding the song “Rosita”, a musical theme that unites Tainy, Rauw Alejandro and JHAYCO, the latter two spoke out publicly about the accusations that arose after a line inspired by Christian Nodal, ex-partner of the Argentinian singer Cazzu. Both artists defended the topic and rejected that there is an intention of attack or personal conflict. In a message posted on his official accounts, Rauw Alejandro was emphatic in assuring that he has not spoken ill of Cazzu and that, on the contrary, he considers her a friend.

“At no time have I spoken ill of Cazzu. I consider her a friend; although we haven’t been close for years, I only have fond memories with her and her people. And I wish her the best in her career, today and always,” she expressed, making it clear that she holds respect and affection for the Argentinian artist despite everything.

The singer also pointed out that “Rosita” is a song from Tainy’s album in collaboration with Jhayco and him, and clarified that he did not write the line that sparked the controversy. “About ‘the line’… I did NOT write it and, within the context of the song, when I heard it I didn’t read it as a lack of respect for anyone,” he stated. He added that he understands that each person can interpret it differently, and that if someone felt uncomfortable, he respects that perception.

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Furthermore, Rauw made a direct call to the media and fan clubs not to misrepresent the situation or create non-existent rivalries.

“Don’t take this out of context trying to create a conflict between people… there is no fight here, there is no bad vibe. There is music, there is work, and there is unity. Peace and love,” he wrote, assuring that the release represents an important step for him in leaving behind years of rivalry with Jhayco.

For his part, Jhayco, whose given name is Jesús M. Nieves Cortés, publicly assumed authorship of the lyrics and explained that his intention was to use as an example a public situation related to the Mexican singer Christian Nodal, without intending to disparage anyone, since he, shortly after getting over Cazzu, married Ángela Aguilar.

“I find the accusation unfair… taking as an example that Christian Nodal let himself go and then got married quickly. At no time is there or was there any intention to belittle or make anyone feel alluded to”, he maintained.

The artist also lamented that the issue is presented as a supposed “war” between public figures and men and women. “I deeply regret that such a historic collaboration… is being hurt by always wanting to offer the perspective of a war… that in truth doesn’t exist,” he expressed, highlighting that both he and Rauw have reached a stage of maturity, leaving behind senseless conflicts to focus on contributing to the industry and their fans with what they know how to do, “music”. Finally, Jhayco sent a conciliatory message to Cazzu, wishing her success in her new tour and in her album “Latinaje”, withdrawing his respect and affection. “There is no resentment here, there is love for everyone”, he wrote, reiterating that he does not seek controversy. In this way, both he and Rauw Alejandro joined the pronouncements that, like that of Christian Nodal, try to lower the tone of the discussion and focus the conversation on music, not on personal disputes.
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Ana Luisa Peguero, conocida como Ana Peguero.