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What happened between Tini and her parents? The dispute with Alejandro Stoessel enters another chapter

From La Nación · () Spanish

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

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  • Singer Martina “Tini” Stoessel ended her 15-year professional relationship with her father, Alejandro, three months ago and ordered an audit of her assets.
  • During a Guadalajara concert, she removed two songs dedicated to her father and did not mention her family in her public thanks.
  • Alejandro’s lawyer said the audit does not itself imply suspicion and confirmed that Tini and her parents no longer speak as they once did.

Tini Stoessel returned to the stage in Guadalajara and made a pointed change to her setlist: she removed “Pa” and “Ángel,” two songs dedicated to her father, Alejandro Stoessel. The omission came three months after she ended their 15-year professional partnership and ordered an audit of her assets.

During the show, part of her Futtura World Tour 2026, Tini told the audience she intended to stay and felt stronger and happier than ever. She thanked her team, longtime friends, partner and the crowd, but not her family. She delivered the message while dressed as a bride, with Rodrigo De Paul in the venue.

First, an audit does not presuppose any suspicion.

· Agustín RodríguezAlejandro Stoessel’s lawyer rejects the idea that the audit alone proves wrongdoing.

Agustín Rodríguez, a lawyer and close friend of Alejandro Stoessel and Tini’s mother, Mariana Muzlera, gave the parents’ account in an interview with Primicias Ya. “First, an audit does not presuppose any suspicion,” he said. According to Rodríguez, a representative for Tini requested documents and Alejandro sent them, but there has been no further communication.

I want you to know that I am not going anywhere, that I am staying, and that I am stronger than ever, happier than ever.

· Tini StoesselShe addressed the audience during her return to the stage in Guadalajara.

The lawyer said there was currently no judicial or extrajudicial matter requiring him to advise Alejandro. Asked about Tini’s relationship with her mother, he said it was no longer what it had been, though he did not describe it as bad. He also said he knew the family members were not speaking as before, but could not confirm reports that Tini had blocked her parents’ phone numbers.

The dispute has also brought attention to the people handling Tini’s legal and financial affairs. La Nación reported that the network includes business figures linked to parallel intelligence services, lawyers with connections to Chavism and people tied to Argentina’s tax and customs agency who are under investigation over financial operations during currency controls.

I understand that they do not have the relationship they had before, but it is not a bad relationship.

· Agustín RodríguezHe describes Tini’s current relationship with her mother.
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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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