Este es el escondite de la 4m4nt3 de Christian Nodal

Dagna, the model who gained attention for her resemblance to Cazzu in Christian Nodal's 'Bals' music video, claims she has not been paid for her participation, despite over 90 days passing since filming. She was initially told she would only be part of a choreography but ended up with a starring role. Dagna also reported experiencing harassment and pressure to sign confidentiality agreements, leading her to seek legal advice.

Dagna's declarations reported by the host, stating she was not paid within the agreed-upon month and was unaware of her protaganistic role.

The host asserts that the widely reported wedding between Christian Nodal and Ángela Aguilar was never actually planned. He argues that a wedding of such high profile would require extensive planning, including a wedding planner, which he claims was never hired. The host points out that canceling a wedding a month before the supposed date, as implied by some reports, is highly improbable for celebrity figures.

Host's analysis of wedding logistics and the lack of a wedding planner, stating, 'Esa boda nunca estuvo preparada. Esa boda nunca tuvo un wedding plan.'

Javier Ceriani reveals that Christian Nodal allegedly maintains an 'eternal mistress,' a Dominican woman who resides in the Mint building in downtown Miami. This relationship is described as long-standing, primarily involving sexual encounters due to Nodal's limited time. The host details Nodal's alleged method of visiting her, using a chauffeur to drop him off at valet parking and wait nearby to facilitate quick, discreet exits to avoid being seen.

Host's 'confirmed' information, stating, 'La amante eterna de Cristian es de la República Dominicana... vive en Miami en el edificio Mint.' He also describes the chauffeur-assisted visits and Nodal's attempts to avoid detection.

The host strongly criticizes specific journalists and media outlets, particularly Univision's 'Despierta América,' for what he perceives as biased and agenda-driven reporting. He accuses them of protecting celebrities like Ángela Aguilar due to personal friendships ('amiguismo') rather than reporting impartially. He specifically calls out individuals like Yomari Goiso and Alex Rodríguez for making business deals and pushing narratives that serve personal interests over journalistic integrity.

Host's direct condemnation: 'De verdad, Luzma, vas a seguir teniendo esos espectros que hacen una agenda con una cadena que no es de ellos... haciendo negocios en nombre de la cadena Univisión.'