Through a statement, the singer’s followers asked the president to “desist from using art to support his ideas.”
The president Javier Milei was this monday on his girlfriend’s show, Amalia “Yuyito” González, where he sang the song “Libre”. However, since Official Nino Bravo Fan Club They repudiated the fact and asked the libertarian to “desist from using art to support your ideas.”
Through a statement published on X (formerly Twitter), the singer’s followers stated: “From the official Nino Bravo Fan Club in Argentina “We strongly repudiate the political use of Nino Bravo’s songs by President Javier Milei.”
In that sense, they explained what happened: “On this day, Mr. President, in the morning, was present on the program of his partner Ms. Yuyito González. During said presentation the song was used politically.” Free” associating it with political conflicts, without there being reliable evidence of said relationship”.
Then, they repudiated what the president had done: “From the Nino Bravo Fan Club we consider that “The music is free, the songs, like any artistic piece, are left to the free interpretation of the spectators and it is at that moment that the exploration of aesthetics occurs.”
And they concluded: “Mr. Milei, please desist from using art to support your ideas.”
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Javier Milei sang songs by Elvis Presley and Nino Bravo to Yuyito González
President Javier Milei gave an interview to his partner Yuyito González that was broadcast on a cable signal. In the program he talked about his relationship with music and ended up singing two songs: “Libre”, by Nino Bravo, and “Let it be me”, by Elvis Presley.
“I saw the Rolling Stones 14 times and I have the complete collection. Not only that, but I had a tribute band to the Stones and the concert started with Brown Sugar. We had a band called Everest and I sang. Put it on, let’s suppose,” said the president in a joking tone.
In that sense, he assured that the acts he leads “are like a rock recital. One has to understand the logic of one’s background. There are different elements that explain who I am: the soccer goalkeeper, the rock singer, the economist. … At Luna Park I took out the rock singer,” he said.
Source: Ambito
