The conflict between Cazzu and Christian Nodal explodes again on social media, escalating to a new level of public tension. The spark that ignited this new controversy was a statement from Nodal's legal team, affirming that the singer fulfills all his responsibilities as the father of their daughter, Inti.

Cazzu's response was immediate and forceful. In a meeting with the media at Mexico City International Airport, the singer of "Nena Trampa" called her ex-partner "shameless" and a "liar," amid nervous laughter that betrayed her annoyance.

What did Cazzu say?

During the conversation, the artist exposed several points that have her on alert: A media campaign: Cazzu stated that she felt "very attacked" and considered the timing of Nodal's choice to release the statement "violent," coinciding with an important stage of her work in Mexico. “What a coincidence, huh?” she questioned.

Regarding the supposed “million-dollar sums” that Nodal claimed to have contributed, Cazzu was blunt: “Please tell me where they went.”

She also revealed that she has “the whole story inside” and that she has made an effort to remain calm, but is willing to use “all the truths” she has to defend herself.

The singer clarified that Nodal has no problems seeing little Inti. She explained that confusion arose after being contacted by an unidentified person from the singer's new legal team, but stressed that "she has always spent time with her family."

The context of the dispute

Cazzu's statements came shortly after Nodal posted a video on Instagram from the studio with the message "a drinking session, a crying session and then on to what's next," which many interpreted as a dig at her.

Cazzu's on-stage response was equally powerful. During her concert at the National Auditorium, she dedicated the song 'Inti' to single mothers and said a phrase that went viral: "When you are a mother,"A man's love doesn't matter a damn."

Despite the harshness of her words, Cazzu expressed her hope that the energy invested in "interviews and press releases" will be channeled into "reconciling and making important decisions about my daughter's future." Although she admitted to feeling distressed by the direction of the conflict, she made it clear that she is not afraid of a legal escalation.

"I've tried to make everything work out as best as possible. God knows I've done my part," the artist concluded.