Aitana Ocaña has been the protagonist of the news for weeks. The singer has returned to the top of the national music scene with Alpha, her new album; which is accompanied by a new show, Alpha Tour, which some have been quick to criticize and describe as too "provocative".
Some criticism to which the artist has decided to respond. She did it at the Los40 Music Awards 2023 nominees dinner, where she confessed to feeling very "surprised" by all the controversy in recent weeks. What's more, she regrets that there has been so much criticism, as it is another example of "how society is today."
The Catalan arrived spectacularly on the red carpet of the event, where she attended to the media, who asked her about the criticism received for her new show and risky staging, which undoubtedly differ considerably from everything she has offered until now. now.
The artist said that the reaction to this change and her musical evolution is "interesting", because "it shows how society is today" and, although she also acknowledged that this "scares her a little", she remains calm when she sees that " "Many people have come out" in his defense. "I haven't had to say anything," she thanks her followers, assuring that she is "very happy" with how her true fans have received her new album and this change of record, much more mature.
The artist decided to leave the controversies behind and focus on her new project, which she is excited about. "I'm growing up, I can't tell anyone how to raise a child," she concluded, making it clear that she does not plan to stop acting the way she does because of the criticism from the parents of her youngest fans.
"I don't think I'm doing such crazy things as an artist," the artist herself said last summer, when some began to criticize the few details that were known about Alpha. The Catalan, since then, has dedicated herself to defending her work and her musical evolution. "I always do everything with elegance," said the artist, who insisted on the importance of growing up with adequate sexual education, referring to her most criticized lyrics.
Colleagues like Ruth Lorenzo, Chanel, Ana Guerra or Lola Índigo did not take long to agree completely with the Catalan, drawing attention precisely to this lack of adequate sexual education in our country. "Can we advocate drugs and violence but not freely express our sexuality, which is the most natural thing in the world? Being sexy has not offended anyone," Lola Ídigo questioned.
The Catalan also did not talk about her relationship with Sebastián Yatra, with whom she will soon celebrate her first anniversary. The Colombian turned 29 on October 15 and, surprisingly, he did not receive public congratulations from his girl on social networks, something that greatly surprised his followers.
The couple also did not meet to celebrate this special date, as both are busy with their respective professional commitments. The Colombian was in Uruguay, while the Catalan singer continues with her new tour, holding a double concert in Barcelona, a city where she also spent the following days with her family.
