La Joaqui’s pointed remarks one month after confirming split from Luck Ra: “I’ve never had a relationship where I wasn’t cheated on”
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- Argentine singer La Joaqui discussed her relationships and said she had never been with a partner who did not cheat on her.
- She said she remains focused on releasing two songs and preparing for an upcoming show after confirming her breakup with Luck Ra.
- La Joaqui also challenged judgments about her personal life and the assumptions attached to her RKT music.
A little more than a month after confirming her breakup with Luck Ra, La Joaqui is concentrating on work. Her agenda includes the release of two new songs and preparations for her next show at Art C Media.
During an episode of PLP on Luzu TV, the singer reflected on relationships and made remarks that many interpreted as a pointed message to the Córdoba singer. The discussion took place after the release of her song “Yakuza,” amid rumours linking her romantically with Tiago PZK.
I’m very monogamous. I’m usually faithful from the day I like you, even if you don’t know that I like you. I’m not into casual relationships, not at all.
La Joaqui said she approaches relationships monogamously and remains faithful from the moment she begins to like someone. “I’m very monogamous. I’m usually faithful from the day I like you, even if you don’t know that I like you. I’m not into casual relationships, not at all,” she said.
Don’t judge us. Sometimes we dance here and people write: ‘Their boyfriends or husbands dodged a bullet.’ And I ask myself: Guys, what bothers you about us laughing, dancing or making jokes?
She also objected to the judgments directed at women who dance, joke or try to enjoy themselves after a romantic disappointment. “Don’t judge us. Sometimes we dance here and people write: ‘Their boyfriends or husbands dodged a bullet.’ And I ask myself: Guys, what bothers you about us laughing, dancing or making jokes?”
La Joaqui said she was not deceiving anyone and was simply being herself. She rejected the idea that her music predicted how she would behave in a relationship, saying people assume that because she makes RKT, she would betray a partner. “That doesn’t happen,” she said.
I’m not cheating or lying to anyone. I’m simply being happy and being myself.
She then made the most direct claim about her history: “In fact, to this day, I’ve never had a relationship where I wasn’t cheated on, and I’ve never cheated on anyone. It’s not because I’m good. Disloyalty doesn’t excite me.” Her colleagues were surprised by the revelation and later tried to soften the moment with humour.
In fact, to this day, I’ve never had a relationship where I wasn’t cheated on, and I’ve never cheated on anyone. It’s not because I’m good. Disloyalty doesn’t excite me.
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Originally published by Clarín 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.
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