Ana de Armas attended the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires last Thursday night to support her partner, Beto Montenegro, the vocalist of the Venezuelan band Rawayana, during the first of two performances the group held in the Argentine capital as part of their world tour "Where is the after?".
The presence of the Cuban actress surprised the attendees at the venue. Images shared on social media show her enjoying songs like "Inglés en Miami" and "Se vienen cositas," clearly indicating that she didn't arrive at the show as a mere spectator, but rather as a fan of the Caracas-based group.
Their appearance in Buenos Aires is the most recent in a series of public meetings that have been consolidating the romance between them throughout the summer of 2026.
The first signs of the connection between the actress and the musician emerged in mid-July, when journalist Javi de Hoyos revealed that he had been receiving information about them since the end of May.
Shortly thereafter, the magazine ¡HOLA! published images of the couple kissing in Formentera, Spain, holding hands and sailing on a yacht with friends, which dispelled any doubts about the nature of their relationship.
In July, they were also spotted in Madrid during a musical performance, where Montenegro hugged the actress from behind in front of those around them.
Beto Montenegro, 37 years old, is the frontman and co-founder of Rawayana, a band that was formed in Caracas in 2007 and is currently experiencing one of its best moments in terms of international recognition.
The group won the 2025 Grammy for Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album for "¿Quién trae las cornetas?" and the 2024 Latin Grammy for Best Pop Song with "Feriado." In 2025, they also took the stage at Coachella.
The romance has reignited the debate on social media, especially among Venezuelan followers who recall the actress's sentimental past.
Ana de Armas's romantic history is, indeed, one of the most talked-about in the entertainment industry.
Before Beto Montenegro, the actress was in relationships with Marc Clotet, Ben Affleck, Paul Boukadakis, Manuel Anido Cuesta, and, during 2025, a relationship with Tom Cruise that was never officially confirmed and which several media outlets reported as ended in October of that year.
The name of Manuel Anido Cuesta burst onto the international scene in November 2024, when the magazine ¡HOLA! published photographs of him alongside Ana de Armas in Madrid.
The couple was also seen in Gstaad, Switzerland, that same month. The relationship sparked a wave of criticism within the Cuban exile community, which questioned the actress for her connection to the stepson of the ruler Miguel Díaz-Canel.
This summer, however, it seems that the actress has found in a Venezuelan who loves salsa and alternative rock someone with whom to share more than just a song.
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