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The family grows

Carlos Rivera and Cynthia Rodríguez announced that they are expecting their second daughter. The news was shared on Instagram with a message full of emotion.

“We asked you like a miracle, and faith made us look for you,” wrote the singer, taking up a fragment of the song he composed for his first son, León.

In the photograph you can see a blanket, a knitted outfit and a rose, details that reveal that they are expecting a girl. The hands of Rivera, Rodríguez and little León also appear.

The celebrities announced that the baby will be named María, written with petals. “We kept your space in our hearts and we loved you even without knowing you… Here we are waiting for you with immense enthusiasm,” they added.

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The news was celebrated by celebrities such as Anahí, El Capi Pérez, Andrea Meza and Ximena Navarrete. “The most beautiful news in the world. I love you!” said the exRBD.

Rivera had confessed last April, during an interview on “Despierta América”, that she would love to have another child. “Since I don’t know if it’s going to be a boy or a girl, let it be whatever God wants,” he said then.

León, who will now be an older brother, was born when the couple had already fulfilled several dreams. Mary arrives in a stage of stability and plenitude.

The controversy over Pedro Sola‘s statements about pets in public places continues to generate reactions. The host of Ventaneando declared live his rejection of seeing dogs in stores, supermarkets and restaurants, and launched violent comments against the owners, which unleashed criticism on social networks.

Despite a public apology, activists and public figures maintain the accusation. In this context, the Santa Bárbara neighborhood, in Iztapalapa, was the scene of an urban art mural signed by the artist Nocke. The work, titled Beware of Pedro, shows Sola surrounded by famous dogs such as Snoopy, Scooby-Doo, Courage and Snotlout. In the image, the presenter appears with an annoyed expression, cap and glasses, accompanied by the phrases What were you saying? and No fear.

The mural is part of an exhibition that seeks to make street art visible and give space to young creators. Its appearance on networks has been interpreted as a satire that rejects animal abuse and questions the driver’s position.

The first halftime show at a World Cup brought together Madonna, Shakira, BTS and Justin Bieber. Millions saw a message of unity, but behind the scenes it was a different story.

According to the Daily Mail, the Queen of Pop and the Canadian singer had strong creative differences. They both wanted to be the center of attention.

“No one wanted to leave feeling like they played a secondary role,” said a source close to the production.

Justin Bieber saw this presentation as an opportunity to show a more sober image, after the criticism received at Coachella. According to the source, he asked for a “clean, controlled and distraction-free” show.

Madonna, on the other hand, was looking for something more ambitious. He considered that a stage of that magnitude deserved an unforgettable show. He also feared that Bieber would steal his thunder.

To prevent the disagreement from escalating, Chris Martin – the organizer of the event – ​​had to intervene. He managed to maintain order and the show was not affected.

The show, which lasted just ten minutes, included a huge visual production, dancers, a live orchestra and the appearance of soccer figures such as Ronaldo and Ronaldinho.

So far, neither Madonna nor Justin Bieber have spoken about the incident. Nor have their representatives issued statements.