One repost.
Just a few seconds.
And now…
Rosalía is at the center of one of the biggest online controversies of the week.
It all started after the 2026 World Cup final, where Spain defeated Argentina.
Rosalía shared a TikTok video originally posted by Mia Khalifa, celebrating Spain’s victory while using Rosalía’s own song, « La Perla. » Many Argentine fans interpreted the post as mocking their national team after the defeat.
The reaction was immediate.
Social media exploded with criticism, some fans called for a boycott of Rosalía’s upcoming concerts in Buenos Aires, and others even asked for ticket refunds just days before her tour begins.
But then…
Rosalía responded.
She deleted the repost and publicly apologized, explaining that she shared the video because it featured her song and didn’t read the caption or message attached to it.
Her statement was simple:
> « Mala mía. Perdón. »
She also posted another message saying she has « only love for Argentina, » hoping to calm the situation.
Whether fans accept that explanation is another story.
For some, it was an honest mistake.
For others, once a public figure shares a post, intent matters less than the impact.
In today’s world…
One tap on a screen can become an international controversy in just a few hours.
The real question is…
Should celebrities be judged for every post they share… even when they say they didn’t read it first?
