The designer refuses to dress Rosalía, and she responds frankly: "Shaming each other is not the best approach."

The Spanish singer Rosalía responded on social media to designer Miguel Adrover, who a few days ago refused to work with her for not speaking out publicly about the conflict in Gaza. Adrover, known for his activism, had stated that “silence is complicity” and that public figures like Rosalía have the responsibility to raise their voices.

Rosalía published a message on Instagram where she clarified that she is indeed closely following what is happening in Palestine, even if she hasn't expressed it on her platforms. According to the artist, not speaking publicly does not mean she agrees with the violence. "It is terrible to see how innocent people are being killed and those who can stop it do not take action," she wrote.

The singer lamented that divisions are created among people who share the same values. “I don’t see how shaming each other is the best way to fight for the freedom of Palestine,” she said, urging to direct criticism towards those in power to act.

Adrover explained in his message that his decision was not personal and that he admired Rosalía's talent, but he insisted that artists have a platform that they must use responsibly. The controversy sparked a debate on social media, with divided opinions between those who support the designer and those who back the singer.

Rosalía acknowledged that she experiences her own contradictions and does not always manage to act as she would like, but she assured that she is on a learning journey. She expressed her gratitude for the work of those who do take direct action, such as activists, journalists, NGOs, and volunteers.

With this response, Rosalía aimed to close the topic without entering into a direct confrontation. She preferred to focus on the message rather than the person, making it clear that her way of acting is also a form of commitment.

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