Cande Vetrano Reveals How Lali Espósito’s Bachelorette Party Went Down in Brazil

6 September 2026

A week ago, Lali Espósito celebrated her bachelorette party in Brazil alongside some of her closest friends. Between unpublished photos from the trip, various activities, and a distinctive celebratory dynamic that startled on social media, Cande Vetrano shared details about how the days of festivities unfolded.

The actress appeared on the streaming cycle Had to Say It, on El Trece, where she was asked about the trip by Gastón Dalmau, one of the hosts. There she described the sense of complicity that characterized the getaway.

We laughed a lot, really, you know when you’re with friends and you feel that natural buzz?,” explained Cande, referring to that mood of fun and confidence that tends to emerge when a group of friends gathers and enjoys themselves with few firm plans.

Despite the weather conditions they encountered in Rio de Janeiro, the group made the most of every moment. “We arrived in Rio, it was a freezing cold… Cloudy, rainy, and we were laughing at everything,” recalled the actress.

También disfrutaron de las playas y aprovecharon cada momento para tomarse fotografías y selfies espontáneas.

The excursion was marked by various encounters and activities. The friends toured the city, savored the local cuisine, and shared days of rest and fun.

There were breakfasts, snacks, meals, strolls, and several gastronomic stops. They also enjoyed the beaches and seized every moment to take photographs and spontaneous selfies.

What was Lali Espósito’s Bachelorette Party Like

Regarding how Lali experienced her own bachelorette party, Cande said the singer was surprised on several occasions.

Lali was hilarious, enjoying herself; we surprised her with many things you don’t know,” revealed the actress, though she preferred to keep some details of the celebration secret.

One of the elements that drew the most attention were the t-shirts worn by the group members. Each shirt bore the image of a couple renowned for their love story. For Lali, the shirt was fuchsia, short-sleeved, and featured an image of Boy Olmi and Carola Reyna.

Cada una llevó una remera con una estampa diferente y la artista decidió homenajear a Carola Reyna y Boy Olmi, protagonistas de una de las historias de amor más queridas del ambiente.

We love them badly; they’re like the reference of love for everyone,” explained Cande about the choice of the protagonists. According to her, they had initially thought of using shirts with images of Lali getting married, but they discarded the idea because it seemed too “marketable.” Therefore, they decided to pay tribute to different iconic couples and those well-known for their love stories.

The Activities Lali and Her Friends Did in Brazil

Far from the stereotype of a bachelorette party marked by excess, the trip had a much more relaxed and playful dynamic. Cande made clear that the group enjoyed a variety of outings and proposals during their stay in Rio de Janeiro.

Among them, the friends went out to gay bars and joined LGBTQ+ parties. Another moment that generated buzz was the bunny look they chose for one of the celebrations. All wore black masks, while Lali was the only one who wore white.

Uno de los momentos que más llamó la atención fue una salida nocturna en la que las amigas apostaron por una temática muy particular: todas lucieron máscaras estilo Playboy.

Cande revealed that the idea came from Mery del Cerro, another friend of the singer and former member of Casi Ángeles, who also joined the trip.

“It was really lovely how the planning worked because we could see when surprises would pop up. Lali didn’t know anything, it was really nice, and she doesn’t like being surprised… And she was quite surprised,” the actress said.

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