US EditionRosalía Running Out of an Interview because She Was Scared of a Cockroach
During a TV interview in Brazil, a cockroach startled Rosalía, causing her to flee on camera and sparking widespread social media reactions highlighting her relatable human moment.
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Cockroach sends Rosalía running out of interview in viral clip
A video showing Rosalía running out of an interview and screaming has given the internet a great deal of entertainment and caused the video to go viral. The Spanish singer released her latest album, Lux, in November and has received widespread acclaim for blending pop with classical music. During a recent trip to Brazil, Rosalía was interviewed by the TV programme, Fantástico, in front of the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. A clip …
After her brief but intense visit to Argentina, Rosalía became news again. This time, the Spanish woman went viral because of a fun situation that took place in Brazil, where she was giving an interview to promote her new album Lux, which will have her touring South America in 2026. While she was talking to Ana Carolina [...] See more news in Indie Hoy.
The Spanish superstar, Rosalía, showed that even the "Motomami" has the same fears as us. Recently, the performer of successes like 'La Perla' starred in a moment that went viral on social networks after an unexpected encounter with a flying cockroach in full interview. The events occurred specifically in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil when Rosalía was giving an interview to the presenter Ana Carolina Raimundi, at the foot of the iconic Christ Redeemer,…
The Spanish singer Rosalia had a great shock in Brazil during an interview where the laughter was not lacking, due to the appearance of a flying cockroach that made her run from her seat. The artist spoke of "Lux", her fourth studio album, for the television show Fantastic, sitting at the feet of the Cristo Redemptor of Rio de Janeiro, when suddenly the flying insect appeared. Attracted by the light of the reflectors pointing to Rosalía and her …
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