Rosalía Dines in Palermo, Enjoys Steak Frites and Desserts with Team
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Spanish singer Rosalía enjoyed a meal with her team at a Palermo restaurant in Buenos Aires.
- She ordered steak frites, fries, and Caesar salad, followed by desserts like sticky toffee pudding and dulce de leche cheesecake.
- Rosalía also addressed a recent social media controversy, clarifying a reposted video was unintentional.
Spanish superstar Rosalía, amidst a recent social media controversy, recently enjoyed a relaxed lunch with her team at a popular restaurant in Buenos Aires' Palermo neighborhood. The singer, who arrived in Argentina for her scheduled shows, has been maintaining a relatively low profile since addressing a public apology for a video that caused a stir online.
Before her performance at the Movistar Arena, Rosalía and her entourage visited Olla 7, a restaurant in Chacarita, for dinner. She shared glimpses of this outing on her Instagram account, which boasts nearly 28 million followers. The celebration included a cake decorated with mini alfajores for a team member's birthday.
On this occasion, the group chose Oli, a restaurant and café in Palermo, for their midday meal. Rosalía reportedly arrived around 1 p.m. and stayed until 4 p.m., surprising both diners and staff. She ordered the steak frites with "papas a caballo" (fried eggs on top of fries) and a Caesar salad. For dessert, she indulged in several of the establishment's classic pastries, including sticky toffee pudding, dulce de leche cheesecake, and apple pie.
Staff at Oli described Rosalía as "very loving," radiating warm, sweet, and grateful energy throughout her visit. The atmosphere was reportedly relaxed, with fellow patrons and staff showing respect. Before departing, Rosalía posed for a photo with the entire restaurant team. Later that evening, she took the stage at the Movistar Arena for a performance in front of 15,000 fans, where she also addressed the recent social media incident, calling it a "tremendous mistake" and clarifying it was never her intention.
My goodness, what a mess the other day. I was scrolling, and I quickly reposted it. A tremendous mistake, man. It was never my intention.
Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.