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The singer María Becerra did not hesitate for a second to show her Argentine pride during her concert in Barcelona, ​​Spain. In the midst of recent tension between fans of both countries after the victory of the Spanish team in the 2026 World Cup, the artist raised the flag of her native country.

A gesture of identity

In front of thousands of attendees, while performing his hit “Miénteme”, Becerra took the Argentine flag and waved it high on the stage. There was no fear of possible adverse reactions. His act was a show of solidarity with his land, just after Argentina’s defeat in the tournament.

Those attending the show witnessed a moment that combined music and patriotism. The singer made no additional comments, but the gesture spoke for itself. In a context where football rivalries tend to ignite passions, Becerra chose to celebrate his roots without confrontation.

The presentation in Barcelona was part of their international tour. So far, no incidents or negative reactions from the Spanish public present have been reported. The artist continues her tour of Europe with dates scheduled in several cities.

The testimony of Aylín Mujica

The Cuban driver Aylín Mujica broke the silence after the death of her son Mauro, which occurred during a trip to Barbados due to pneumonia. The interview with Verónica Bastos, her friend and host of “La Mesa Caliente”, will air this afternoon on Telemundo.

In a preview of the program “Hoy día”, Mujica explained that he decided to speak less than a week after the death to stop speculation.

“I was not ready to give an interview but, if it is with you (Verónica), she is not going to do an interview, she is going to tell, clarify, narrate, give strength to all the mothers who have gone through this.”

The actress also assured that Mauro is still present in her life.

“I love my firstborn with all my heart, Mauro who has not left yet, who is still here with me.”

Mujica remembered the moment he received the news at the Panama airport.

“I couldn’t, I was sitting at the airport… as if I was alone, the world stopped and it was me, in a chair, without stopping crying, without understanding the situation.”

The host reflected on her role as a mother. For more than three decades, she prioritized motherhood over everything else, even her life as a couple. He wondered why he had to experience that pain.

“I say ‘if I were a bad mother, maybe I deserved it, but I have been a mother, above being a woman… that is the question I ask myself, why? If I am a mother’.”

Mujica described Mauro as a being of light.

“Why did a child so cute, so good, so loved, have to leave?”.

The defense of singer D4vd began outlining its strategy on Thursday, pressing the police for not conducting more DNA tests on objects found in his house and car, allegedly used in the murder of a 14-year-old girl.

The questioning occurred on the third day of the preliminary hearing. The judge will decide if there is probable cause for David Burke – the artist’s legal name – to be brought to trial for murder, sexual assault of a minor and tampering with a corpse. Burke has pleaded not guilty.

Questions to the investigation

Attorney Blair Berk focused on two small chainsaws found in the garage, where prosecutors say the victim’s body was fragmented. Criminalist Lauren Wallace stated that initial chemical tests showed no blood on the saws, so no samples were taken from the handles to look for contact DNA.

“If an object has someone else’s DNA, you wouldn’t be able to see it at the time,” Berk said.
“No, you can’t see DNA by contact,” Wallace responded, although he reiterated that the leaves tested negative for blood.

Berk noted that several people lived at the residence, so others’ DNA could be present. Wallace acknowledged that they knew. Additionally, jugs of fake blood were found in the garage; Berk suggested that Burke used them for music videos.

Evidence of location

A detective testified that phone tracking and Burke’s Tesla system placed him at his Hollywood home on the night of April 23, when prosecutors say the crime occurred. The prosecution maintains that Burke began a relationship with the minor when she was 13 years old and he was 18. The night before the homicide, she threatened to expose him, according to court documents. Burke sent a car to pick her up and attacked her when she arrived at her house.