China Suárez’s disclaimer for her relationship with Rusherking: “My relationship didn’t end because of infidelity”

Eugenia “La China” Suárez returned to one of her passions, and a year ago she turned to music, while continuing her career as an actress and traveling the world with her three children combining motherhood and the whirlwind of her work. And an example of this is the release of his new song “Corazón de cartón” which will be released on November 30, and which he has been promoting strongly from his networks. The track adds to the list of songs that both as a soloist, or as a duet, with different artists he was releasing throughout this 2023. However, and after her abrupt breakup with Rusherking, the singer spoke through her songs and in this latest release a particular phrase resonated. But attentive to the speculations, this time she decided to answer, and make clear, some rumors that have to do with the separation of the urban artist: “The song is not dedicated to any ex. Of course, the phrase does. Not all songs are self-referential. My relationship didn’t end because of infidelity, so don’t get upset,” she explained. The second sentence of the post refers to a previous post in which he wrote “It was a lie when you said I was perfect”, referring to Rusherking’s song with Dread Mar-I, which was part of the music video. Continuing with her disclaimer, the actress noted: “I’m sorry that maybe it coincides with the moment that someone else is going through. It’s a very closed story and those who know me know that I never spoke ill of any ex anywhere.” Held. He also told how the dynamics are when it comes to releasing a song, and making it clear that there is no speculation around the song: “On the other hand, there is an agenda that is scheduled for the premieres of the songs, it is uploaded on the platforms days in advance. Never, ever in my life did I badmouth an ex publicly. Not even when I’m sad or broken,” she reiterated to close her defense. 

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