US EditionRosalía Apologises for Picasso Comments: "I Didn’t Know There Were Real Cases of Abuse”
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Rosalía Apologizes for Pablo Picasso Comments After Learning About the Artist's Alleged History of Abuse
The singer previously said, “I really like Picasso and it has never bothered me to separate the artist from the work"Rosalía on Feb. 28, 2026 (left); Pablo Picasso in 1966Credit: Samir Hussein/WireImage; Tony Vaccaro/GettyNEED TO KNOWRosalía apologized on TikTok for praising Picasso after learning about allegations of abuse against women in his lifeThe singer admitted she lacked knowledge about Picasso’s personal history and expressed regret for…
Rosalía apologises for Picasso comments: "I didn’t know there were real cases of abuse”
Rosalía has apologised for her comments about Spanish painter Pablo Picasso and separating the art from the artist, after learning about accusations of abuse. READ MORE: Rosalía – ‘Lux’ review: an arresting album of astonishing scope and ambition The singer spoke to writer Mariana Enriquez for Spotify Presenta recently, and shared her admiration for the iconic artist, adding that she believes in separating the personal life of a creative from t…
The Spanish singer, who began her world tour in Lyon, clarified her position on the painter and feminism in a video published on TikTok.
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The singer-songwriter Rosalia apologized for her controversial comments about the Spanish painter Pablo Picasso. Let us remember that during her conversation with the Argentine writer Mariana Enriquez for Spotify Presents, the interpreter confessed her admiration for Picasso, asserting her belief of separating the work from the artist. "I like Picasso very much and I have never bothered to separate the artist from his work," she said at that tim…
Pablo Picasso's troubled relationship with his mistresses led Rosalía to apologize to her audience after publicly stating that she admired him.
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