In recent days, Residente published the song “Under the rubble” in support of Palestine in which he expressed his concern about the situation in the Gaza Strip.
Andres Calamaroharshly criticized the singer Resident (former Calle 13) for his support for Palestine: “I adore René and admire him a lot but I allow myself to disagree. Demanding peace and omitting medieval crimes does not seem appropriate to me at all,” he launched.
Residente published, days ago, the song “Under the rubble” in support of Palestine in which he expressed his concern about the situation in the Gaza Strip in the midst of the war between Israel and Hamas.
Calamaro redoubled his response to the Puerto Rican issue saying that His “brothers are in Israel where many Argentines live and work with dignity”. “Criminals at an electronic party kidnapping and repeatedly raping Western girls is an unforgivable brutal and cowardly crime,” she said.
Calamaro’s message went viral and received the support of thousands of followers, the strong final phrase aimed directly at René Pérez Joglar, known as Residente: “Neither Palestine nor the Arab group are represented by Hamas who swore to murder and violate people peaceful like René, you and me”, a message that closed with “Long live Israel”.
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René’s response to Andrés Calamaro
Residente was quick to respond to his colleague, although without mentioning it, also through X, saying that “through music I try to manage the helplessness I feel” and added that he does not understand “the silence of many fellow artists makes me lose hope in humanity”.
The singer said that one of the reasons for his song was that he sees his “son in each of the massacred children” and cited a fragment of the Argentine musician’s song. Leon Gieco: “I only ask God that war is not indifferent to me”
Source: Ambito
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