Angela Aguilar assures that her music does not attack any women.

Ángela Aguilar asserts that she doesn't play the "game" of hitting on or attacking other women through her songs. The regional Mexican singer, who is releasing her album Nadie se va como llega (Nobody Leaves as They Came) , is emphatic in saying that she has never been interested in attacking another woman in her music , a dynamic that, according to her, seems to be in vogue in the industry, especially among women.

The daughter of Pepe Aguilar, who has been married to fellow singer Christian Nodal for almost a year, is enjoying her married life, even though she spends much of it on planes, in hotels, or on stage. Of course, she's always with her husband.

For the singer of "El errores," home is wherever her partner is, something she learned from her parents and grandparents , Antonio Aguilar and Flor Silvestre, who used to tour together for long periods away from home.

Angela doesn't understand why, in the media or on social media, the public often contrasts women , a situation that, according to her, doesn't occur with men.

"I've realized that they don't do that to men. Maybe there's a rivalry, but it's not an attack, and I feel like it's completely an attack on women. It's like: 'You against you because you sing this, and you say this, and you won this, and you don't know what'; I'm not part of that game," she noted in an interview with ADN 40.

For Angela, music is her language, but not a medium for sending offensive messages , much less toward other women. That, she assures, is something she would never do.

"My music is my language, but it's not a message I want to convey; what I put out is because I like the song, not because I want to screw someone, much less a woman. I would never do that and I never will," he expressed.

Since Christian Nodal ended his relationship with Cazzu, the Argentine with whom he has a daughter named Inti, Ángela has been the target of criticism and accusations that she prefers to ignore . She is frequently compared to Nodal's ex-partners, such as Cazzu and Belinda.

Despite this, the member of the Aguilar dynasty continues to focus on her musical career and sharing details of her personal life, such as in the video for "El errores," where she shows moments with her husband, Christian Nodal.

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