Lali Espósito shares intimate photos from bachelorette celebration in Brazil
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- Lali Espósito shared photos from her bachelorette celebration with friends in Rio de Janeiro ahead of her wedding to Pedro Rosemblat.
- The getaway included beach outings, drinks, meals and nights out with actresses and members of her creative team.
- Espósito is returning to rehearsals for a September 26 concert at Buenos Aires’ Monumental, the closing show of her tour after eight sold-out stadium dates.
Lali Espósito gave followers a glimpse of her bachelorette celebration in Rio de Janeiro, sharing images of beach days, drinks, long meals and nights out with close friends.
I'm celebrating my friends. I'm celebrating love. We’re really good at celebrating
“I'm celebrating my friends. I'm celebrating love. We’re really good at celebrating,” the singer wrote on Instagram alongside a heart emoji. The gathering came before her wedding to Pedro Rosemblat and included actresses Cande Vetrano, Mery del Cerro and Justina Bustos, filmmaker Morena Fernández Quinteros and creative producer Sol Jaite.
The photos showed special outfits and playful details, including lighters printed with jokes linked to Espósito, such as “No way am I getting married” and “Oh no, it’s such a waste of money.” Rosemblat also appeared indirectly during the trip, when Espósito posed at a nightclub wearing a mask with the face of her future husband, the creator and host of the Gelatina streaming platform.
No way am I getting married
The break now gives way to rehearsals for Espósito’s next performance at the Monumental on September 26. The concert will close her No vayas a atender cuando el demonio llama tour, which has already included eight sold-out stadium shows at Vélez and River.
Oh no, it’s such a waste of money
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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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