Tini Stoessel's dancers publicly accused her of underpaying them.

Martina "Tini" Stoessel has made headlines again in recent hours, and not precisely because of a musical release or a new date for her highly anticipated tour.

After appearing devastated when announcing the suspension of her first Futttura show, the festival that celebrates her years in the industry, a new conflict erupted within her work team: her dancers made their displeasure public over what they consider to be unfair pay.

Everything began with a video that the singer shared on her Instagram account after the rescheduling of the date at Tecnópolis. With tears in her eyes and a trembling voice, Tini expressed her sadness at not being able to take the stage as planned.

"Well, nothing, you don't know how sorry I am to have had to announce this. I know the enormous effort you made to be there tomorrow, the great excitement we all had to see each other. It makes me very sad, but I can't do anything. I love you and I'll see you on Monday," she said in the recording, which quickly went viral.

However, what seemed to be a day marked by emotion ended up giving way to a major labor scandal.

During the television program LAM, journalist Laura Ubfal revealed that the dancers who accompany the artist in her performances are deeply upset about the pay gap compared to other stars of the moment. "There are problems with Tini's dancers, they're furious because she pays them 200,000 pesos (440 pounds) and Lali Espósito pays them double, gives them 400,000 (881 pounds)", she announced on air, causing an immediate stir both in the studio and on social media.

According to details shared on the program, the dancers accepted that amount due to the difficulty of finding steady work in the artistic field, although the comparison with what Lali offers highlighted a gap that is hard to ignore.

The complaint comes at an especially sensitive time for Tini, who is experiencing a return to the stage filled with expectations, and who will now have to face not only the pressure from the public after the rescheduling of her show, but also the discontent from part of her own team.