Buenos Aires, December 12 (NA) – The renowned Argentine singer Soledad Pastorutti responded to the accusations made by Vanesa Carbone, clarifying that “it's not true” and “there's no need to talk about the topic.” The controversy that erupted around “La Sole” in recent days has reignited the debate about the boundaries between public life, television, and social media. Additionally, she added: “It's a shame because it's a beautiful cycle, and I respect him a lot as an artist.” The singer also clarified that she had no contact with Carbone after the scandal: “I have no relationship with her.” In turn, when asked about the phrase used by González's wife on her social media about “leaving her poncho and hat,” “La Sole” took it with humor. Meanwhile, Carbone's rebuttal continues to generate repercussions, as in a series of posts, she claimed to have been a witness for months to “personal and out of place” comments from the singer towards her husband, even in front of their seven-year-old daughter. It all began when Carbone, wife of La Voz Argentina participant Lucho González, made a serious accusation suggesting that the singer may have had inappropriate attitudes towards her husband during the program's recordings, as reported by the Argentine News Agency. Amidst the growing uproar, Pastorutti decided to speak out and, in a conversation with Intrusos, appeared serene and firm in denying the rumors: “I don't know what she was on about, nothing surprises me in this world today.” “I wouldn't waste my time on any of that. I am very focused on my life, on my career,” “La Sole” assured.
