Mexican rock trio The Warning has captivated audiences worldwide with their explosive sound, powerful lyrics, and undeniable chemistry as sisters. But while their music is bold and unfiltered, the Villarreal Vélez sisters — Daniela (Dany), Paulina (Pau), and Alejandra (Ale) — have long maintained a clear boundary between their public personas and personal lives.
In a recent interview with Allison Hagendorf, the band touched on a topic that has intrigued fans for years: how they navigate personal relationships while constantly on the road. The sisters acknowledged the challenges that come with balancing friendships, family ties, and romantic connections against the relentless pace of touring and recording.
“We have people we miss back home,” one of the sisters shared during the conversation, hinting at personal connections beyond the spotlight. However, true to form, they chose not to delve into specifics — a decision that reflects a consistent theme in their public appearances.
This approach isn’t new for The Warning. Fans have often speculated about their personal lives, especially after candid moments on fan-favorite segments like “Truth or Drink.” Yet, the band has repeatedly emphasized their desire to keep personal matters private. They’ve made it clear that while they appreciate the love and curiosity from their fanbase, they prefer to let their work do the talking.
“Our music is what we want people to focus on,” they’ve asserted in past interviews, a sentiment they reaffirmed with Hagendorf. It’s a refreshing stance in a music industry that often thrives on oversharing, proving that it’s possible to be authentic and open without sacrificing personal boundaries.
As The Warning continues their 2025 ‘Keep Me Fed’ world tour and gears up for a series of high-profile appearances alongside artists like Halsey, fans can expect the sisters to remain as fiercely protective of their private lives as they are passionate about their art — and that’s part of what makes them so compelling.
