The renowned Cuban singer Diana Fuentes once again captured the spotlight, this time during her visit to Lo D' Alex, a restaurant owned by reggaeton artist Alexander Delgado in Miami. For this special occasion, she chose to wear the same white dress that gained viral attention during the birthday celebration of Eduardo Antonio, an ensemble that previously caught the public's eye due to a memorable interaction with a reporter.
A video shared by both the restaurant's official accounts and Diana herself shows the singer enjoying the lively atmosphere, dancing alongside the restaurant staff and Alexander Delgado. The video highlights the warm reception she received, featuring a welcoming sign that read "Diana Fuentes Welcome," and an illuminated sign showcasing the musician's face.
Diana's white attire at Lo D' Alex starkly contrasts with the previous controversial incident, underscoring her commitment to an elegant style while still managing to captivate her audience.
During the recent birthday festivities of Cuban singer Eduardo Antonio, Diana Fuentes participated in an interview with La Familia Cubana, a channel specializing in Cuban-themed events and interviews in Miami. During the interview, a reporter requested an "outfit check," essentially asking for details about her attire for the event.
The question posed was: "Diana, we want to know your outfit check, how are you dressed today?" Diana's unexpected response was succinct: "With a white dress and shoes." When the interviewer probed further, inquiring if the outfit held any special meaning, Diana turned the question back, asking, "What does yours mean?"
This exchange highlighted a degree of discomfort from Diana Fuentes, who seemed to perceive the question as mocking or disrespectful. Her reaction sparked mixed responses on social media. Some criticized her for a perceived lack of empathy, while others defended her, arguing that inquiries about attire can be trivial and not suitable for all artists, noting that Diana Fuentes is not part of the urban genre where such questions are more typical.