Carla Morrison’s important PSA
Carla Morrison has teamed up with PETA for a new campaign, where she’s asking everyone, including her fans, to love and protect dogs, and all animals, as opposed to killing them for fur coats, collars and cuffs. In a video ad, the Mexican crooner is seen performing her hit single “Disfruto” to her two dogs Tino and Chawiwi. “We should all have empathy and just think, ‘OK, maybe I shouldn’t buy this or I shouldn’t wear this,’ because animals . . . feel pain the same way we do,” she says. Watch it below:
Karol G’s Tusa Airlines
This week, Colombian star Karol G dropped her third studio album, KG0516, home to bangers such as “Tusa,” “Bichota” and “Location.” In celebration, she partnered with Spotify to give fans the ultimate musical experience. In the virtual experience, dubbed “Tusa Airlines,” Karol goes globe-trotting around the world with her fans, “taking them from the Dominican Republic to Spain and everywhere in between through her music – offering a global escape for listeners,” notes the statement. In the journey, Karol shared the story behind six of her favorite songs on the album, including “El Barco” and her Camilo-assisted “Contigo Voy a Muerte.” Click here to watch.
Chiquis defends women in the industry
On an Instagram video posted earlier this week, Chiquis opened up about all the judgments women receive in the music industry. “As soon as a woman does something, where we are embracing our sexuality, where we are embracing our bodies, we’re criticized,” she said. The Mexican-American singer started the conversation after Cardi B received negative comments about her “WAP” performance at the Grammys. In the captions, she tagged artists such as Karol G, Natti Natasha, Becky G and Lizzo, sending her colleagues some words of encouragement. “I RESPECT, VALUE, and HONOR what you do on a daily! It isn’t easy being a woman in this industry, but we got this shit!”
Lele Pons returns to social media
Lele Pons has returned to social media after taking a break to focus on her mental health. In her comeback post, the influencer-turned-singer said she spent her days “working on myself” and “getting help for my well-being.” Now that she’s back on socials, she encourages her fans battling with a condition or disorder to be strong. “You are worth it. It is okay to feel down and not be okay, but it is also important to not give up on yourself and get back up on your feet. Take time to take care of yourself and come back stronger,” she posted. “Don’t ever feel ashamed to show your vulnerable side because we all go through hard times in our own ways. Accept yourself for who you are and fight to be the best version of yourself each day.”
