Bad Bunny is still making thousands of fans all over the world lose their minds, with his Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour showing no signs of slowing down. Over the past weeks, the Puerto Rican singer has been performing in Europe, capping it off with two sold-out nights in London last weekend. Among the guests who got to experience the show from Bad Bunny's famous "La Casita" were two special Latinas: Salma Hayek and her daughter, Valentina Paloma Pinault.
On June 28, Bad Bunny took the stage at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the second and final time, with fans packing the venue, ready to dance the night away to his biggest hits.
© Sebastian FrejAs has been the case at previous shows, a group of celebrities and special guests get to enjoy the concert from the most coveted spot in the house: "La Casita," which has become one of the defining symbols of this tour. It was there, surrounded by euphoric fans dancing to every beat, that Salma and Valentina were caught on camera having an unforgettable mother-daughter night out.
Salma wore a black spaghetti-strap top as part of her primarily black look that included an animal-print skirt. Valentina kept it casual in light blue denim shorts, a brown belt, and a simple white sleeveless top, adding in some sunglasses to complete the look. Both of them looked completely at ease, all smiles throughout the night.
Joining Salma and Valentina in "La Casita" was Bu Cuarón, the daughter of the Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón. She shared her own photos and videos from the show afterward.
This wasn't Salma's first time in Bad Bunny's "La Casita." Back on December 19, Hayek was one of the VIP guests at his show in Mexico City, hosted at the Estadio GNP. She attended the show alongside numerous Mexican celebrities, including Danna, Julieta Venegas, and Loreto Peralta. Clearly, she had such a good time that night she decided to do it all over again, this time with her daughter by her side.
Salma Hayek and Valentina Paloma: Bonded by Language
© Stephane Cardinale - CorbisIn a joint 2022 interview with Vogue, Salma and Valentina opened up about their unique mother-daughter bond and the special role Spanish plays in their relationship. "When we're around other people, I love it because it's like a secret, since nobody speaks Spanish. With my dad I speak French," said Valentina, who is now 18.
Salma noted how important it is for her that her daughter stays connected to her roots. "I speak to her in Spanish when I don't want the people around us to understand. Plus, I think it strengthens our unity, our family bond," she said.
Last September, while celebrating Valentina's 18th birthday, Salma shared a heartfelt tribute. "So many things have changed in your life, but you are always you. A kind, passionate heart, a wise soul full of magic, a unique and unstoppable force of nature with a witty sense of humor and unbreakable tenacity," she wrote. "There are things that will never change. We will love you forever, and though you were always more mature than your age, you will always be in my heart, my dream daughter."
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