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The singer brought up the 2018 scandal again during a live broadcast, sparking a strong reaction from the journalist.

Singer Alex Syntek sparked a new controversy during a live broadcast by bringing up the 2018 intimate scandal involving Paola Rojas and Zague. The journalist did not remain silent and, following the singer’s unfortunate remarks, responded strongly on national television, demanding respect for her family.

The Controversy Begins: What Did Alex Syntek Say During His Live Stream?

Everything began when the interpreter of “Love Hurts” conducted an extended live broadcast through his official Instagram account. His initial intention was to defend himself against the intense criticism he received following his disastrous performance on September 15 during the Independence Day celebrations in the Benito Juárez area, where he became involved in an argument with members of the audience.

While trying to prove himself right to his fans, the musician began making disjointed remarks and comparing himself to great historical figures who had been misunderstood in their own time. However, the situation took a completely unexpected turn when he decided to mention well-known figures from the entertainment and national sports worlds.

Without any prior warning or clear context to support his comments, the singer-songwriter brought up the widely discussed and painful 2018 scandal surrounding former Mexican national football player Luis Roberto Alves “Zague.” During the broadcast, the artist made an explosive comment that quickly went viral and sparked widespread outrage on social media:

“Zague has a huge one (…) Paola Rojas is responsible for what Zague did,” he declared in front of the camera.

With these words, the singer directly placed blame on the well-known journalist in connection with the intimate video leak that ultimately exposed their infidelity and led to the breakdown of their marriage.

Strong Response on ‘De Pisa y Corre’

In response to the provocation, the veteran journalist reacted quickly. During the broadcast of her morning news program, “De Pisa y Corre,” Paola Rojas used the final few minutes of the show to send the pop singer a direct, clear, and candid message.

Clearly annoyed but maintaining her characteristic composure and professionalism, the presenter made it clear that she would no longer tolerate being dragged into media controversies that had caused significant emotional and psychological harm to people within her close circle in the past.

“Alex Syntek, for whom I am truly very sorry, very sorry, is continuing to do whatever he has decided to do with his career and his public image. I have always respected him; I think he is an extraordinary musician, and that is why I am sorry about what is happening to him,” the presenter said on camera.

Although she acknowledged the artist’s long musical career, she strongly condemned his recent and controversial behavior on digital platforms, which she said had damaged his public image.

While defending her own integrity, the presenter also made a strong appeal for empathy and common sense, reminding everyone that they are both public figures and that their loved ones experience the direct consequences of such irresponsible remarks.

Drawing a clear line, she firmly stated:

“I also feel empathy for him because I know he has a family, and I have a family too. And that is precisely why I am asking Alex Syntek not to involve me in this and not to bring up such an unfortunate incident again, something that has already caused enough pain for us as a family.”

Key Aspects of the Conflict and Media Support

Following the news anchor’s strong statement, several stars and colleagues from the same television network did not hesitate to show her their full support.

For example, the hosts of the popular morning program “Sale el Sol” praised her courage and strongly criticized the musician for interfering in matters that had nothing to do with his own life.

They agreed that reopening an old wound involving their colleague had nothing to do with his musical career, nor would it help him avoid criticism of his artistic performance.