Christian Nodal and Ángela Aguilar Make Their Official Red Carpet Debut As A Couple

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Mexican music's new power couple, Christian Nodal and Ángela Aguilar, made their first red carpet appearance together at the Latin Grammy Acoustic Sessions gala in Los Angeles. The pair looked incredibly happy and excited to be by each other's side at the prestigious event.

Nodal, the headlining artist of the night, gave off a laid-back yet stylish vibe. He sported an all-black denim outfit with a cowboy-inspired shirt and pants, completing his look with sunglasses that he kept on throughout the event. Meanwhile, Ángela Aguilar radiated youthful elegance, wearing an olive green satin blouse paired with a snake-print leather miniskirt in shades of olive and gray. She accessorized with semi-opaque tights and ankle-high boots, pulling off a chic yet bold ensemble.

However, the couple's best accessories were their smiles. They appeared so happy that it was hard to focus on anything else.

Their red carpet entrance was a stark contrast to Nodal's last appearance at a similar event. He previously attended the 2024 Latin Grammys in Seville, Spain, where he was accompanied by Cazzu, his then-partner and the mother of his daughter, Inti. His look at that event was much more serious and formal, reflecting a different chapter in his life.

Though their red carpet appearance was significant, especially as it marked their debut as a couple, Nodal's musical performance was equally captivating. Known as the "king of mariacheño," he impressed the audience at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles with his powerful voice and heartfelt renditions of his most famous songs in an intimate acoustic style, different from his current Pa'l Cora tour.

Manuel Abud, CEO of the Latin Recording Academy, praised Nodal's contribution: "We thank Christian Nodal for his support of our Academy and for sharing his artistry with our members and guests in Los Angeles as part of our road to the 25th Annual Latin Grammy Awards. Christian has played a crucial role in our community and has helped take Regional Mexican music to new heights."

Nodal, in turn, expressed his gratitude, saying, "Thank you to the Latin Recording Academy for everything you do for us artists and for students through your Foundation. This acoustic session was made with a lot of love. Thank you for the opportunity to do what we love most: music. Long live the music!"