Kyara Villanella: Usuaria met Keiko Fujimori's daughter in the march against Castillo

On Tuesday, April 5, the “Great March for Freedom” was held to demand the resignation or vacancy of President Pedro Castillo, who has been strongly questioned for announcing a curfew in Lima and Callao to stop episodes of violence due to the transport strike. The main stage of the protest was San Martín Square and began at 3 p.m.

The massive peaceful protest was attended by different media figures, including Mario Hart, Rodrigo González, Gigi Mitre, Brunella Horna, Vanessa Terkes, Nikko Ponce and Michael Finseth, the latter being the most criticized on social networks for being chosen as one of the heads that would carry out the massive demonstration.

Although several of them uploaded photos and videos of their presence at the march to their platforms, others were captured by the same protesters. An example of this was the husband of Sofía Franco and mayor of La Molina, Álvaro Paz de la Barra, who was withdrawn from the march against Castillo by the Protestants from their own district.

But what no one imagined was that the daughter of former presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori, Kyara Villanella, would be present at the demonstration. The winner of Miss Peru La Pre wore a Peruvian national team polo shirt and a cap in an attempt to hide her identity.

A TikTok user, under the username @anagabrielaamasifuen, told on the platform that her sisters recognized the young influencer, so they asked her for a couple of photos to immortalize the moment. The images were later uploaded to social networks, immediately going viral.

THE FACT: Until the video posted on TikTok, Kyara Villanella's participation in the march against Pedro Castillo's government was unknown, as the young model did not post anything about it on her networks. It is also not known if she was accompanied by her parents, Keiko Fujimori and Mark Villanella.

WHAT DOES KYARA VILLANELLA DO AFTER WINNING MISS PERU LA PRE?

After a controversial victory in the beauty pageant, Keiko Fujimori's eldest daughter continues to prepare for modeling. She will soon travel with Gaela Barraza, Alondra Huarac and Mia Loveday, the other winners, to El Salvador to represent the country in a beauty pageant.

In fact, Alejandra Baigorria hired her to be image of her clothing brand, together with the daughter of 'Tomate' Barraza. The teenagers appeared wearing the well-known garments of the former member of Esto es Guerra, who is responsible for promoting her business through her various networks.

Apparently, Kyara has already left behind the strong criticism she received after taking the crown, as dozens of users questioned her triumph and accused the organization of being “fraudulent”. It was even revealed that Alberto Fujimori's granddaughter had fought with another of the candidates.

In her defense, Villanella Fujimori drew a face for her family members in an interview for Cosas magazine. “My family has always been my greatest idols. Because of the more problems they have had, they have always turned out well and continue to fight. And I feel that I, having that same surname, have to do the same,” he said.

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