The recent separation between the influencer Laura Escanes and the singer Álvaro de Luna, a couple who until recently seemed to be living a love affair, has surprised their followers and generated a whirlwind of speculation and analysis on social networks. In fact, to this day the reasons for this goodbye are still unknown, and it is no longer as friendly as the protagonists claimed.
The first indication that the eternal oath of salt was not going well between Escanes and De Luna was the singer's decision to stop following his ex on social media, a gesture that did not go unnoticed by his fans. It was totally unexpected, since both had recently starred in a sweet moment during a concert by the singer.
The unfollow was followed by a series of cryptic messages shared by both on their respective accounts, which have been interpreted as hints and veiled responses between them. This history of allusions and jibes continues to grow, although neither of them offers any kind of direct allusion.
Laura Escanes, also known for her previous relationship with Risto Mejide, has shared on Instagram several verses from the song Que te va bonito by Chavela Vargas, a song that talks about heartbreak and that suits her new sentimental situation very well.
There are two phrases in particular that are quite illuminating. On the one hand, I hope it goes well for you seems like a clear message to your ex that could refer to a more than definitive breakup. And, on the other hand, being told that I no longer exist has been seen as confirmation that Escanes no longer wants to know anything about the singer.
The Sevillian, for his part, has published a laconic "hopefully" in X, which many have interpreted as a response to the Catalan content creator. However, it could refer to I hope things go well for you, a lapidary phrase, or I hope your sorrows end, which would indicate that the Andalusian would not be having a good time after the breakup. He previously posted "your move turned out too well", which could also have gone for the influencer.
In addition, Escanes has included in a carousel of photos part of the lyrics of the song Easy on Me by Adele, which reflects an internal struggle and the difficulty of adapting to changes in a relationship: "You can't deny how hard I've tried "I changed what I was to put you both first. But now I give up."
The lyrics express feelings of resignation and the difficulty of growing up in an environment that does not offer the space for it, which could be a reference to her recent breakup with the Sevillian singer.
