Buenos Aires, Argentina – Argentine trap queen Cazzu recently spoke out in an interview, addressing sensitive topics ranging from her personal relationships to the ethics of media reporting and controversial statements made by fellow artists. The singer, known for her outspoken nature, shared her perspective on the public's fascination with celebrity pregnancies and the challenges of maintaining privacy in the digital age. During the discussion, Cazzu specifically critiqued recent comments by rock icon Fito Páez, who reportedly suggested that female artists who sing about 'perreo' (a reggaeton dance style) should not expect support in women's rights marches. Cazzu firmly stated that such remarks are "very unfortunate" and "dangerous," emphasizing the need for respect for women's struggles, regardless of their artistic expression. "We cannot allow men to decide what we are worth," she asserted, highlighting the broader issue of gender inequality and the conditions imposed on women. Her statements underscore the ongoing debate about accountability in public discourse and the role of artists in social movements. Cazzu's candidness provides valuable insight into the pressures faced by female figures in the entertainment industry and reinforces the importance of solidarity in advocating for women's rights.
Cazzu reaccionó con una mezcla de molestia y humor ante las insistente preguntas sobre su relación con Christian Nodal.
