Marbelle Slams Diana Ángel in Heated Feud Over Political Rumors

Colombian singer Marbelle and actress Diana Ángel have engaged in a public dispute on social media, marked by personal attacks and political disagreements. The conflict escalated following comments regarding the upcoming presidential elections and the political leanings of both figures.

According to reporting from Infobae on May 7, 2026, the tension centers on Diana Ángel’s public support for candidate Iván Cepeda. The actress advised Cepeda on social media to avoid interviews and debates, suggesting he focus instead on securing a victory in the first round of elections scheduled for May 31.

Marbelle expressed her annoyance with this public endorsement of Cepeda. The disagreement intensified on the platform X, where Marbelle directed sharp criticisms toward the actress’s political views and her professional standing.

Conflict Over Political Rumors

The dispute expanded when rumors circulated regarding Diana Ángel’s intention to leave Colombia if Abelardo de la Espriella were to be elected president. While Revista Semana reported that Ángel spoke about these rumors, stating she had not been able to understand them, Marbelle used the situation to launch a series of insults.

In response to a user on X who mentioned the possibility of the actress leaving the country, Marbelle posted an ironic comment stating, The smell of soap scares them!

Further reporting from Publimetro Colombia and Pulzo indicates that Marbelle’s attacks became increasingly personal. The singer described the actress as very old and finished in her critiques.

Personal Attacks and Professional Critiques

Beyond the political disagreement, Marbelle questioned the nature of Diana Ángel’s fame. When asked about the actress’s prominence, the singer claimed that while Ángel simply appeared one day, she is like a dummy.

The exchange highlights a deep divide between the two entertainers, as Marbelle’s comments shifted from political disagreement to critiques of Ángel’s age and professional relevance.

The friction between the two figures has become a point of contention within the Colombian digital landscape, reflecting broader national political tensions as the May 31 election approaches.