Mexico City June 14, 2025 (Mexico agency) .- Candela Márquez, the actress who has monopolized headlines after her courtship with Alejandro Sanz, has lit the alerts on social networks, after placing a message that many interpret as a very direct indirect for the singer-songwriter.
While rumors on the special link between Sanz and Shakira grow, who have recently starred in very commented moments in public. The phrase published by Candela in his networks was overwhelming and full of emotional load.
“A wise said: life is ironic. Sadness is needed to know what happiness is and the absence to assess the presence,” the famous one put on his Instagram account, unleashing all kinds of speculation.
For many, reflection goes far beyond being a simple philosophical appointment or a self -help phrase. They even argue that it could be the reflection of a symbolic closure to a relationship that, apparently, ended in silence and without official statements.
For now, neither Alejandro Sanz nor Shakira have responded publicly to Candela’s action. Although time will say if this phrase was the end point of the story among the Spaniards or simply another relief in the midst of a sentimental storm.
The dimes and diretes about a possible affair between Shakira and Alejandro began to intensify just a few weeks ago, when both shared the stage during two concerts in Miami as part of the tour, women no longer cry of the Colombian.
In one of the most commented moments, Sanz said: ‘I love you’ to Shakira in full show, to which she replied with a ‘I love you!’, And the phrase: ‘Alejandro is the most beautiful thing that Spain has given birth after my children’.
Chemistry did not end there. In social networks, Sanz published messages loaded with affection such as “My Shaki, I inevitably love you above all” and “The only culprit of this spell, my Shaki, always unique,” which further fueled the theories about it.
The situation became more media when Candela, Sanz’s girlfriend until then, stopped following the composer and the Barranquilla on Instagram, what many interpreted as a sign of the end of their idyll.
