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La Joaqui fuels rumors with provocative video in another man’s arms: Is it Tiago PZK?

From La Nación · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • La Joaqui posted a TikTok video showing her being held by an unidentified man, prompting speculation that he could be Tiago PZK.
  • The video used a fragment of an unreleased Tiago PZK song whose lyrics appear to reference her dispute with Luck Ra.
  • Tiago PZK reposted the video, but neither artist confirmed the man’s identity or a relationship.

La Joaqui has given fresh momentum to rumors about her love life after posting a video in which she appears in the arms of an unidentified man. Followers quickly speculated that the man could be Tiago PZK.

In the TikTok clip, the RKT singer wears a blue tracksuit while the young man holds her with his back to the camera. His face cannot be seen, so his identity remains unconfirmed.

The detail that set off the speculation was the soundtrack. La Joaqui sings part of an unreleased Tiago PZK song, including the line, “Que no se entere, que sos como tu vieja, que te gustan villeros.” The coincidence prompted users to suggest that the man in the video might be the artist from Monte Grande.

Followers filled the comments with reactions to the possible romance. One wrote, “Tiago, cuidámela que nunca la vi tan enamorada,” while another said, “Todas queremos ser como La Joaqui, llorar y al otro día dar vuelta la página... Amo esta pareja.” Others joked about how quickly she might have moved on.

The rumors grew after Tiago PZK reposted the video on the Chinese-owned social platform. The release date of the song remains unknown, but the lyrics heard so far appear to address the conflict with Luck Ra and describe early encounters at the cumbia singer’s home.

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Originally published by La Nación 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.