The last two weeks have been marked by one of the topics of the moment: the break between Rauw Alejandro and Rosalía. The couple of artists, who announced their engagement last March, put an end to their relationship at the end of June after around two years together. Last Thursday, Rauw released a song in which she laments her breakup with the Catalan woman and explains the reasons why the relationship would have come to an end, a single that has caused quite a stir. In addition, in the last few hours, the interpreter of songs like Punto 40 and Nostalgico has shared an image on networks that has not gone unnoticed: he is in one of his ex's favorite cities, Tokyo.
It was People magazine that announced on July 25 that the couple had put an end to their relationship. On social networks, several users then pointed out that the Puerto Rican would have been unfaithful to the interpreter of Saoko with Valeria Duque, a well-known Colombian model. Rosalía and Rauw then assured that there had been no third parties in their relationship, and Duque was quick to deny these accusations.
Since the statements confirming the break, the movements of the ex-partner have been followed with a magnifying glass. While Rosalía has not shared content on her networks again, Rauw has been promoting the song Hayami Hana in recent hours, in which she dedicates phrases like: "Just in case we never talk again, and my favorite eyes don't come back to me Let's look, I'll do this for when you want to remember your crazy person who really loved you" or "I'll finish our little house in case you come back, today I'll stop writing, not loving you".
But the publication of the new single dedicated to his ex-partner is not the only one that has surprised all the followers of both artists. And it is that the Puerto Rican is now in Japan, from where he has shared a nostalgic video of the rain in Tokyo. The image is most significant, since Japan is one of Rosalía's favorite countries and Tokyo one of the cities where she has composed some of her most successful songs. In fact, the video clip for the song Tuya was filmed in that city.
The passion of the Hentai interpreter for Japanese culture has always been present in her projects, in which she has been embedding some references, as well as in her content on social networks, where she can often be seen enjoying typical food from the country Asian or watching some of the most recognized manga. The Catalan recognized in the El Hormiguero program a few months ago that what she likes most about the country is that "everything is done with respect, she excites me."
As we said, Rauw's publication has not gone unnoticed, since Rosalía's great legion of fans could not help but think that the artist has traveled to the nostalgic place due to the end of his relationship with Sant Esteve Sesrovires. "Rauw is sad, but in Japan," writes a user on X (formerly Twitter). And it is that, as the interpreter of Baby Hello shows in his last movements, this break would be being the most complicated for him, and visiting a place where both traveled together, could be helping him heal his wounds.
