"Enough dictatorships in Latin America"

The Venezuelan singer José Luis "El Puma" Rodríguez evoked the show of Venezuela Aid Live, in that meant his first appearance on a stage after a double graft of lung received in December 2017.

The performer of "Hold your hand" asked the army to ignore Nicolás Maduro's orders and "Do not shoot people because it's going to happen and we'll be reconciled."

"It's so simple to ask for freedom after 20 years of ignominy, Marxist populist dictatorship this already ends in all Latin America, is not much to ask, "said" El Puma ", who enjoyed the miracle of" see Venezuela free, I could not stand the dead to see that. "

`Enough, that's enough! Enough leftist dictatorships in Latin America! ", said in front of the thousands of badistants of the concert of border of Colombia with Venezuela.

Rodríguez is a harsh critic of the socialist governments of the former president Hugo Chávez and his successor Maduro.

The Venezuela Aid Live has been held since this morning in Cúcuta in support of humanitarian aid. In total they are 32 artists from Argentina, Colombia, Spain, United States, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Sweden and Venezuela taking part in the concert.

Reik, Carlos Baute, Maluma, Ricardo Montaner, Diego Torres, Juanes, Mana, Carlos Vives and Alejandro Sanz They are some of the protagonists.