With irony, Lali Espósito again referred to Javier Milei in one of his shows: “I voted for him”

After several public crossings, the discussion between Lali Espósito (32) and Javier Milei (53) added a new chapter. During his last fashion show, the artist He referred to the president ironically: “I voted for him.”

At a costume party held Saturday night at Chacarita neighborhood of Buenos AiresLali has performed together with musicians such as Fito Páez and Juliana Gattassinger of the group Miranda!

There, in front of hundreds of people, Espósito took the stage with a important brunette wig full of curls ea dress entirely red which included: high boots, lycra stockings, a corset and an overcoat.

He sang songs from his latest album as Discipline and who are they? while the The audience clapped and jumped frantically.

Until at a certain point the participants began to harangue repeatedly: “Whoever doesn’t jump voted for Milei.”

Lali listened to them, took a sip of water and without moving exclaimed ironically: “I’m not jumping because I voted for him.” Those who heard it laughed and applauded.

The presentation also included A performance between the singer and Fito in which he crouched in front of her and got on all fours, while she hit him with a whip.

Also, Lali later He kissed passionately with Miranda member Juliana Gattas, and her lipstick was all smeared. Her team tried to fix her makeup, though to no avail.

Open letter from Lali Espósito to Javier Milei

Last Thursday, after several comings and goings, lThe artist decided to refer to the President directly.

In a post on her Instagram account, where 12 million people follow her, Lali wrote: “Mr. President @JMilei (the President’s official account). My name is Mariana Esposito, I was born in Parque Patricios, in the south of the city of Buenos Aires. I’m 32 years old and have been working for 22 years.”

Subsequently, the singer specified the details of her work and family life: “I started working on television at the age of 10. In those years I had the joy of participating in series and programs with enormous success. “Those experiences allowed me to learn, grow in the industry, become a professional and earn money to help my family.”

“I was able to buy the house from my parents, Mr. President. You have no idea what a great emotion. Not only that, by working on those series, advertisements and films I was even able buying your own home, which is not only far away, but unfortunately impossible for many young people of our country,” he said.

Then the first Almost angels continuous: “I have been dedicating myself to music for just over 10 years. I independently started investing what I earned on TV in my musical project and people supported it and made it grow tirelessly until, last year, I managed to build my first complete football stadium, produced privately and with my own mother and my family. of my work group, a great emotion.

“I don’t want to bore you,” Lali wrote to Milei, “what I wanted to tell you is that I don’t know anything other than work and that’s how I always make my money.”

Immediately afterwards he responded directly to Javier Milei’s accusations: “I have participated in several municipal shows with ALL governmentslike most of the wonderful convening artists our country has.”

“I have seen on your networks that you question my professionalism and ability on stage. WITHOUT IRONY and with enthusiasm I invite you to any of my concerts whenever you want. It would be a pleasure to have you in the audience and you would have a great time. “I assure you,” Espósito concluded with an invitation to the president.