Photos from Infobae, Eltrece and Vía País show La Joaqui’s tattoos from her chest to her legs. Gente’s reporting adds context for a few hand and lower-body designs, but no single source gives a full count or the meaning of every mark.
La Joaqui’s spiderweb chest tattoo
Infobae’s orange-haired mirror selfie shows a dark web high on La Joaqui’s chest, with lettering and smaller marks across her torso.
The rib and abdomen tattoo coverage
In Eltrece’s pink-bikini mirror photo, ink runs along her ribs and abdomen. Several designs and lines of script are visible, but the image doesn’t translate them.
Floral and script work across the torso
Vía País published a black-and-white mirror shot that brings out floral shapes and script across her torso.
The tattoos that appear beneath lingerie styling
A white-lingerie mirror photo gives a broad view of tattoos across her torso, arms and legs, though the crop leaves some areas out.
The intimate lower-body tattoo area
The red-bikini photo shows ink on her arms, torso and legs, down to the lower abdomen and upper thigh. Gente has reported a red crescent moon, earlier marks on her hands, and a Córdoba map with a blue heart, along with later cover-up context.
How different outfits reveal different ink
In the pink-bikini-and-jeans image, her torso and arms are visible while more of the lower body is covered. That difference reflects what the outfit reveals; it doesn’t tell us whether covered skin is tattooed.
What the six originals establish
Together, the six photos show extensive ink across the torso and limbs, including a chest web, floral shapes and script. They document placement, while Gente’s reporting supplies history for a few designs.
How to read the collection
The Tattoo RMX video below is music context, not evidence for a specific tattoo.