The love story between Laura Escanes and Álvaro de Luna came on strong. The content creator had just separated from Risto Mejide, after seven years of relationship and a daughter together, when the news broke that Escanes had found love again with the singer.
The couple's idyllic romance began in the best of ways, demonstrating on numerous occasions that their relationship was far from being temporary. And the influencer and the artist did not hesitate for a second to share a large part of their love story on their social networks. An example of this was the moment in which the artist took his partner on stage at one of her concerts to dedicate her latest hit, Todo Contigo, to him.
But the situation took a radical turn at the end of October when Risto Mejide's ex-wife and the singer announced that they had decided to separate their paths forever. News that shocked the couple's thousands of followers, who did not expect this decision after their last public appearances.
The decision generated a lot of commotion in the media, so rumors and speculation immediately began to circulate claiming that the couple had ended very badly. Something that the content creator publicly denied a few days later. ''There is cordiality and affection. "Everything is fine," she confessed.
However, the artist, who had remained silent all this time, surprised everyone with the release of a new song called Suerte ;), with which he wanted to throw several hints at his partner a few months ago. And many social media users began to speculate that the lyrics of the song were expressly directed at Laura Escanes.
The topic did not go unnoticed and, in a matter of hours, it became one of the most talked about on social networks. For his part, the artist preferred to stay away from the controversy to avoid commenting on the controversial lyrics. But this Wednesday, the singer changed his mind and acknowledged before the EuropaPress cameras that the song told part of his experiences with the influencer.
''Using the idea of having made a Shakirazo... Well, I can understand it because it has been very popular, but in the end I believe that all of us who dedicate ourselves to writing songs talk about our feelings, about how we feel. we have found, from things we have experienced, from sensations we have had (...) I have done what I have been doing forever, because I have written many songs for many people and for many sensations and for many experiences," he explained.
