BTN News: Manuel Mijares, a famous singer, got criticized for wearing shoes that look like school shoes. This happened at an event in Madrid, Spain. Mijares was there with his daughter Lucerito Mijares and his ex-wife Lucero. The photo, posted on June 21, got many comments about his shoes. Let’s see what happened, how people reacted, and what his family said.
Public Comments About Mijares’ Shoes Looking Like School Shoes
Many people on social media said Mijares’ shoes looked like the ones children wear to school. They said the shoes looked like the ones from school catalogs or worn by students. Comments like “Why is Mijares wearing school shoes?” and “Give your daughter back her shoes” were common. People found it funny and strange.
Lucerito Mijares Says Her Father Can Wear What He Wants
Lucerito Mijares, his daughter, answered these comments when talking to the media. She was surprised people still cared about what others wear in 2024. She said her father can wear what he likes. “It’s all about style, but people should wear what they like. It’s odd that these comments still exist today,” Lucerito said in a video shared by Despierta América. She said such comments don’t bother her, showing she supports her father.
Lucero Says Mijares’ Shoes Are High-Value and Not Women’s Shoes
Lucero, who is Mijares’ ex-wife, also defended him. She said the shoes are not women’s shoes and are from a high-end brand. “I know from a good source that his shoes are not for women and are from a big brand,” Lucero explained in a comment on a post by La tÃa Sandra. She wanted to show that Mijares’ shoes are stylish and costly.
The Expensive Shoes Mijares Wore Are Similar to a Sold-Out Prada Model
We do not know the exact price of Mijares’ shoes, but similar ones from Prada cost around 20,000 pesos. These shoes are sold out. Mijares has a similar pair in black. This shows that his shoes are stylish and valuable.
Conclusion
Manuel Mijares’ shoes got a lot of comments, but his family supports him. This shows we should respect everyone’s fashion choices. In 2024, people should wear what they love without worrying about what others think. The Mijares family reminds us that style is personal and everyone should be free to choose their fashion.
