Peruvian influencer Pamela López and her boyfriend, musician Franco Portales, were filmed in a series of affectionate and controversial moments during the Cochinola reggaeton concert in the Chorrillos district of Lima, according to footage aired by the television show 'Amor y Fuego'.
López, who is still legally married to footballer Christian Cueva, and Portales did not hide their relationship at the event, showing repeated public displays of affection in front of other concertgoers, including several kisses throughout the night.
Provocative dancing draws attention
According to the footage broadcast by 'Amor y Fuego', López appeared to be under the influence of alcohol and was seen dancing in a striking, flirtatious manner in front of Portales while surrounded by other attendees. At one point she bent down while continuing to dance, a moment the show said drew the attention of people nearby. Despite the stir their behaviour caused, the couple continued enjoying the night, kissing on more than one occasion as the concert went on.
Incident near the restrooms
The controversy did not end with the images of the couple. 'Amor y Fuego' also reported that López was involved in an incident while walking toward the restrooms. Another woman at the event reportedly said something to her, prompting López to turn around to respond while holding a cup containing an alcoholic drink.
In the process, she accidentally collided with a young man and spilled part of her drink on him. López immediately apologised for what had happened, the report said, but she also indicated that the other woman had been responsible for the incident by distracting her as she walked toward the bathroom.
Pamela López and Christian Cueva
López has remained in the public eye in Peru largely because of her marriage to Christian Cueva, a Peruvian footballer who has played for the Peru national team and several clubs at home and abroad. Although the couple is still legally married, López has been romantically linked to Portales in recent appearances, and Peruvian entertainment programmes such as 'Amor y Fuego' have closely tracked the relationship. Chorrillos, where the Cochinola concert took place, is a coastal district in southern Lima known for hosting large public events and concerts.
