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After arriving in the country, Rosalía toured Buenos Aires: the places she visited and her encounters with fans

After arriving in the country, Rosalía toured Buenos Aires: the places she visited and her encounters with fans

From Clarín · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Spanish singer Rosalía arrived in Buenos Aires for four concerts as part of her international tour.
  • Before her shows, she explored the city, dined at local restaurants, and met with fans.
  • Her visit included a birthday celebration for a friend in Chacarita and a meal in Palermo, despite inclement weather.

Spanish superstar Rosalía has landed in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for a series of four concerts at the Movistar Arena. Her arrival follows a period of media attention after a social media post about Spain's victory over Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final, which led to criticism from Argentine fans and a subsequent apology.

Despite a strict security detail upon her arrival at Ezeiza International Airport and a stay at an exclusive hotel in Retiro, Rosalía made time to explore the vibrant capital. Before her first performance, she dined with her tour team, sampling local cuisine. The singer's itinerary continued even amidst heavy rain affecting the Buenos Aires metropolitan area.

Rosalía celebrated a friend's birthday at Olla 7, a traditional Argentine eatery in Chacarita known for its seasonal ingredients and diverse menu. The celebration included red wine and a minimalist cake, complemented by alfajores. The following day, she continued her culinary exploration in Palermo, visiting more notable restaurants and bodegones.

Her presence in the city did not go unnoticed by fans. Rosalía, dressed casually in a beige skirt, oversized black sweater, olive green jacket, and dark shoes, warmly interacted with admirers, pausing to greet them and take photos. She also shared a moment with the staff at Oli Café in Palermo, posing for pictures within the restaurant's kitchen.

Honor receiving you @rosalia.vt, thank you

— Oli Café Instagram accountThe restaurant shared a photo with Rosalía on its official Instagram account.
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Originally published by Clarín in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.