The singers most listened to by the new generation spoke on March 24.
Lali Esposito, Duki, Nicki Nicole, Fito Páez and other artists demonstrated on Remembrance Day for truth and justice. They did so through their Instagram account not only with images remembering the date, but also with strong messages marking their position on democracy.
Lali Esposito He was one of the figures to refer to the last military coup using the phrase “Never more”. Additionally, she reposted on her Instagram account a video of Charlie Garcia singing his hit “Los Dinosaurios”.
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Nicki Nicole and Duki They were other musicians of the trap genre to remember March 24. The Rosario singer republished an image that had previously been uploaded by Fito Paezwhere the artist asks for “memory.”
Meanwhile, the rapper Duki spoke about the issue with a forceful speech: “Today marks 48 years of the last dictatorship. I write this with the idea that all Argentines are aware of what happened in our country, and that it continues to be that way over the years.”
And he added: “It is not a day of debate, nor of discussions, it is the day of Remembrance. Let us remember with honor all the people who fought for our freedom and our rights to live in democracy.”
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The memory of Milo J
Meanwhile, Milo J in his last show at the Movistar Arena He paid tribute to the mothers and grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo by singing with the Uruguayan murga “Agarrate Catalina”, the No te Va a Gustar song “Clara”. Milo J’s grandmother was a victim of state terrorism in the last military dictatorship.
Source: Ambito
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