Ángela Aguilar opens up about the gains and losses of marrying Christian Nodal: “Sometimes we mess up”
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At a glance
- Ángela Aguilar said her marriage to Christian Nodal has brought both learning and criticism, but described their relationship as genuine and reciprocal.
- She said neither partner has benefited financially from the relationship and that both have instead faced losses.
- Aguilar credited her family, faith and supporters with helping her handle continuing criticism on social media.
Two years after marrying Christian Nodal, Ángela Aguilar says their relationship has brought both valuable lessons and painful criticism that still follows them online.
The singer, daughter of Pepe Aguilar, discussed the marriage and the couple’s successes and mistakes in an interview with “Siéntese quien pueda.” She had also performed “Cielito lindo” at the Premios Juventud ceremony in Marbella.
I feel it has been a lot of learning for both of us. There are things we did well, and things we say well, and sometimes we mess up. At the end of the day, as Juan Gabriel would say, what is seen does not need to be asked about. It is a love that goes beyond that. We are a team.
“I feel it has been a lot of learning for both of us. There are things we did well, and things we say well, and sometimes we mess up. At the end of the day, as Juan Gabriel would say, what is seen does not need to be asked about. It is a love that goes beyond that. We are a team,” Aguilar said.
Neither he nor I are benefiting from this. On the contrary, we are being harmed, but I feel that love is worth everything. That is the beautiful thing about us: when people see us, they know it is real.
She emphasized that reciprocity in the relationship has nothing to do with money. “Neither he nor I are benefiting from this. On the contrary, we are being harmed, but I feel that love is worth everything. That is the beautiful thing about us: when people see us, they know it is real,” she said.
Aguilar said her family has welcomed Nodal warmly, even describing him as “like a son.” She also thanked fans who support her message that “no one should dim your light.” The 22-year-old singer said her family, her faith and learning to let go have helped her face criticism, including regret over some immature and arrogant statements she made in earlier interviews.
No one should dim your light.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.