Overview
- On her TV program La Noche Habla, Lozano called the rumored bids a “payasada” and a disrespect to a country facing violence and extortion.
- Reports on her show and in local media linked Juan Manuel ‘Loco’ Vargas, Florcita Polo and José ‘Puma’ Carranza to possible 2026 runs with Somos Perú.
- A party photo of Vargas with Somos Perú president Patricia Li Sotelo captioned “Juntos somos fuertes, un solo corazón” fueled speculation about his intentions.
- The coverage described the entertainers as exploring Senate seats, though no formal candidacies were announced.
- As of Nov. 4–5, neither Vargas nor Somos Perú has confirmed a bid, while the debate continues across social networks and outlets.