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Tini Stoessel returns to the stage amid reports of bitter family dispute

From La Nación · () Spanish

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

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  • Tini Stoessel performed in Guadalajara, Mexico, launching the Latin American leg of her Futtura World Tour in a rain-soaked show at Arena Guadalajara.
  • Her parents, Alejandro Stoessel and Mariana Muzlera, publicly defended their family and rejected reports about conflict over the singer’s assets.
  • Stoessel’s tour continues with dates in Mexico, Central America and South America, including shows in Mexico City and Monterrey.

Tini Stoessel returned to the stage in Guadalajara on Wednesday, opening the Latin American leg of her Futtura World Tour while reports circulated about a family dispute over the management of her assets.

I would put my hand in the fire for Ale, he is the most honest man I have ever met.

· Mariana MuzleraStoessel’s mother defended her husband amid reports about the management of the singer’s finances.

The Argentine singer and actress had shared rehearsal and soundcheck images ahead of the concert. More than 40 minutes after the scheduled start, the lights went out at Arena Guadalajara, which can hold 20,000 people. A video tracing moments from Stoessel’s career played before she appeared suspended from a harness and began singing “In the Sky.” She then continued the performance with her dancers.

The Guadalajara concert marked Stoessel’s first date in Mexico. She is due to perform in Mexico City on Thursday, Sept. 4, and Monterrey on Sept. 7, before continuing to Costa Rica, El Salvador, Panama, Colombia and Ecuador. She is also scheduled to return to Mexico City on Oct. 25.

Thank you, Moria, for your words toward us. We love our children and would never do anything to hurt them.

· Mariana MuzleraMuzlera rejected reports of a family conflict in messages to television host Moria Casán.

A day earlier, Stoessel’s parents addressed the controversy in messages exchanged with television host Moria Casán. Mariana Muzlera said the couple had always put their children first and rejected reports about the family. “I would put my hand in the fire for Ale, he is the most honest man I have ever met,” she wrote, defending Alejandro Stoessel’s role in handling his daughter’s finances.

Hello, Moria, I just want to thank you for the words you gave me at a time when I am receiving only defamation and attacks. I love my children with all my being and could never harm them.

· Alejandro StoesselStoessel responded to Casán’s support during the public dispute.

Alejandro Stoessel thanked Casán for her support and said he loved his children and could never harm them. He added that he was not ready to speak publicly, but would do so with Casán when he decided the time was right. Casán had suggested on her program that the artist’s parents might have been excessively protective over the years.

Moria, I thank you for your trust. This is not the time for me to speak, but when I decide to do so, it will be with you.

· Alejandro StoesselHe said he would discuss the dispute publicly at a later stage.
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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.

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