The influencer Candela Sánchez went viral with a video of her in which she is supposedly cheating on her partner in a renowned bar in Madrid. “The night smells like jazz club, tobacco, rum, wood,” she wrote alongside a publication in which she appears wearing a green dress. The truth is that minutes later the young woman was captured by Furiela, an X user. “The boy in question appears in one of her stories. “A person who was at the bar tells me that they left together,” she commented, referring to the man who accompanied her and who is not Juan García Espil, her partner and father of her son.
Who is Candela Sánchez, the Argentine influencer who went viral for allegedly cheating on her partner (Photo: Instagram)
“Regarding the situation I am experiencing and why I am viral again, I first thought about not saying anything. Why not. Because it exhausts me, it drains me, it has nothing to do with me and because they are also such lying, pathological and obsessed people that they make Baby Reindeer look like Tinker Bell,” he began his release on Instagram. “Since they know that I don’t care about their opinions about my life, what I wear, do, don’t do, the type of mother I am or am not, they fuck with my environment. “They are mafia,” he continued.
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“It’s curious because the previous week they invented on Twitter that a friend and I were a couple, hahaha, nothing could be further from the truth, and so they live in a continuous torment that they read alone. But this time it’s different. Because with my family, no. And it seems like a good opportunity to bring down some things that I think,” he continued. “Whatever he is doing in that place is my problem. I live my life with absolute freedom, I decide where I am, what I do and so on. That in general terms. “I’m not doing anything,” he stressed.
Who is Candela Sánchez, the Argentine influencer who went viral for allegedly cheating on her partner (Video: X)
“It’s idiotic and I went to have something with friends…and if I was doing something, what? What do you know about my privacy, closed doors, relationship arrangements? Asked. Nothing. But if you read me here, listen to my Podcast, read my book, you know that I am a free woman and that I live all my relationships with open doors. Come on, it’s no surprise. So this is great to debunk those misogynistic myths that they have about the size of a couple,” he stressed in this regard.
An influencer from the United States brought out her own yerba mate and it went viral due to criticism
It has been three years since Samantha Trottier and Hernán Regiardo became famous on social networks. What started as a TikTok account where they showed the couple’s different customs, since she is from the United States and he is Argentine, soon became a large company.
Recently, Sam and Hernán launched “Cósmico”, their own brand of yerba mate that is now available in some supermarkets in the country. With a photograph from the shopping cart, the influencer happily announced the news: “After seven months since we started with Cósmico Yerba Mate, we are already in several branches.”
Although Trottier defined herself as a fan of mate after her partner passed on the culture to her, the hate comments did not take long to arrive: “I cut my hand before buying yerba mate from a Yankee,” “it’s like us going to the United States to sell bacon”, “what does she know about weed”, “every country has its customs, young lady”.
Although Sam and Hernán received the support of many fans, the young woman was forced to make a powerful statement: “Yesterday I posted a tweet that went viral. “I was talking about our brand of yerba mate, which is called Cósmico, and which is in several branches.”
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“I am a Yankee, my husband is from Argentina and there is a lot of hate. This is what I want to say to the haters: first, everything is 100% made in Argentina. The package, the sticker, the weed, everything. “Everything is made by Argentines,” he said while having a mate.
And he continued: “We make the yerba with a cooperative, so all the money we are investing goes to Argentine people. Second, obviously Cósmico is a registered company so we pay taxes to Argentina.”
“If you don’t like my weed, or you don’t like me, I hope this video motivates you to make your own brand of weed or anything else. To finish, I have confidence in Argentina, there is a lot of opportunity and I am happy to be investing here,” he concluded.
Sam received hundreds of comments of support: “I can’t believe they don’t support you when you’re saying nice things about the country,” “I’m going to drink mate again for your yerba,” “you don’t have to clarify anything, they are a business that worked in the country and they don’t have to explain”, “thank you for bringing your capacity for work, investment and management”, “excellent weed”, “they are a phenomenon, skinny.”
