Mazon has inflamed the nets in his farewell, accompanied by Rosalia's "La Perla."

Carlos Mazón finishes his stage as director of the Consell with an Instagram story that has not gone unnoticed. The president of Valencia has released the video of his last government meeting, for which he has used Rosalia's "La Perla." The song is full of references to words like "disappointment," "heartbreaker," or "disaster."

The publication has spread rapidly through networks and media before Mazon himself decided to delete it.

Then the leader uploaded the same video again, this time with "Divinize," another song from Rosalia's new album.

However, the change has not succeeded in softening the debate: several users have stated that the choice is still confusing by the emotional and symbolic tone of the letter that speaks of pride, emptiness and desire.

The opposition has interpreted publication as a lack of sensitivity, and the public as a miscommunication.

The decision has aroused new criticism at an already complicated time for Mazon, contested by the hours before the Goidi disaster and the lack of information on his agenda during that period.

The spread of the first deleted video (which already works in X) has further fueled the debate about whether it was an oversight or a miscalculated message.