Something curious happened behind the scenes at the 2024 Premios Lo Nuestro in Miami. A quick video of Ángela Aguilar and Adamari López posing for a photo suddenly became the internet’s favorite magnifying glass moment. The most interesting thing about the video is that it is from a year ago.
In the scene, we can see Ángela and Adamari greet each other with professional politeness. Yet viewers swore they felt the temperature drop a little. The atmosphere looked distant, almost as if both were carefully measuring their words and posture.
The reactions came in fast. Some said Ángela looked tense, maybe exhausted from the whirlwind of events she’s juggling. Others argued Adamari seemed just as reserved. But there was also the faction that insisted the interaction screamed discomfort.
Fans defending Ángela pointed out that she has weathered a mountain of online criticism over the past year, while supporters of Adamari noted that she is always gracious, so the cool vibe must have come from Ángela’s side.
What adds fuel to all this buzz is that Ángela has been in the headlines nonstop. Just recently, during a sweet moment with fans after one of her concerts, she revealed that she and Christian Nodal plan to get married in a church ceremony in May 2026. The confession came while she was signing autographs, casually saying, “Come to my wedding, I’m getting married in May, in the church.”
Nodal and Aguilar had a civil ceremony in 2024 at the Hacienda San Gabriel de las Palmas in Morelos, Mexico. ¡HOLA! confirmed their romance by sharing exclusive photos of the pair.
Aguilar is Unbothered
In October 2025, she kicked off her new tour at the Ritz Theatre in Newark, New Jersey. As a thank-you to her most loyal fans, the daughter of Pepe Aguilar posted a video reflecting on her newest chapter.
© Getty Images for The Latin RecorWhile showing some of the most emotional moments from her first show, Ángela touched on how her career has been impacted by the media frenzy surrounding her romantic decisions: “The more time passed, the more I forgot what I once was,” she can be heard saying in the post.
Ángela admitted that the controversy had affected her work: “My safe place became a battlefield, and giving up seemed like my only option. Today I offer you my song, even if you don’t like who I am,” she says in the video, defending her art.
Ángela launched her tour shortly after winning a major award for her work as a songwriter. Just days ago, she captured the spotlight at the ceremony where she received the La Musa Elena Award, presented by the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame, in recognition of her contributions to regional Mexican music.
© ProvidedDuring her acceptance speech, the singer discussed how online hate has impacted her. “I accept this recognition with a heart full of gratitude. I feel like so often we’re told to do things even when we’re afraid — to do them despite the fear. And being here right now, at this point in my life, in a room full of people, honestly, it scares me a lot,” she said.
