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News · CelebritiesBelinda and the influencer who says she speaks an alien language: the Halloween party video everyone is talking about
To announce her Beliween 2026 party, Belinda filmed a video at Teotihuacán with Mafe Walker, who claims she talks to aliens. At the party she dressed as the monster from the film Alien.

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News published on October 29, 2026. The situation may have changed since then.
Singer Belinda is trending again for her Halloween party, Beliween 2026, and for a video that many online called awkward.
The Teotihuacán video
To announce the party, Belinda filmed a video at Teotihuacán with Mafe Walker, an influencer who claims she speaks an alien language.
In the video, Mafe Walker announces a supposed connection with other dimensions tied to the party. Belinda imitates some of her expressions.
Journalist Jaime Maussan, known for talking about UFOs, also appears, pretending to report on signals from space.
The video went viral on October 29 on TikTok, Instagram and X.
Teotihuacán was one of the largest cities of the ancient world. Its Pyramid of the Sun is about 65 meters tall.
The party
Beliween took place on the night of October 28, with an intergalactic theme: there was a spaceship and UFO decorations.
Belinda dressed as the monster from the 1979 film Alien, with prosthetics and an elongated head.
What people are saying
Some users said the moment with Mafe Walker was awkward. Others praised her costumes and called her the queen of Halloween in Mexico.
There was no fight between the two. The video was part of the party's promotion.
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Sources (in Spanish)
- Video, fiesta, disfraz y reacciones: Infobae (29 de octubre de 2026).
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