Rosalía enjoys Buenos Aires parrilla after initial controversy
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Singer Rosalía enjoyed a meal at a renowned parrilla in Buenos Aires' Palermo neighborhood.
- Her visit followed a period of low profile due to controversy over a video perceived as "anti-Argentine."
- After recent performances, she appeared more relaxed and engaged with fans outside the restaurant.
Spanish singer Rosalía has been enjoying Buenos Aires, embracing the local culinary scene after an initially reserved arrival. Following a controversy surrounding a video interpreted by some as "anti-Argentine," she maintained a low profile during her first days in the country, reportedly surrounded by heightened security.
However, after her initial performances in the city, Rosalía's demeanor seems to have shifted. On a recent Wednesday, the artist was seen dining at Don Julio, a celebrated parrilla in the Palermo neighborhood. She arrived around 1:30 PM with her girlfriend, model Loli Bahía, her sister Pilar Vila, nephew Genís, and security personnel.
Rosalía spent nearly two hours at the Michelin-starred restaurant, reportedly enjoying the establishment's famed meats and extensive wine cellar. Unlike her arrival, she did not avoid contact with the public upon leaving. Approximately 50 to 60 fans awaited her outside, seeking autographs and photos. She interacted with them, creating a stark contrast to her initial secretive arrival in Argentina.
Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.