Calamaro wanted to support Chile and published a controversial meme – News

Andrés Calamaro has sympathized with Chile on its social networks controversially because of the tense situation in the country, with the state of emergency and more than 15 deaths until Tuesday after the demonstrations provoked by the initial rise in the price of the metro.

With a message of encouragement to the Latin American countries, the singer posted a video on his account of Instagram which shows a Spiderman scene in which a woman – "Aunt May" – then prays a bomb explodes.

What is striking is that the clip included a dubbing in which the old woman said: "Thank you, Lord, for bringing me out of Venezuela and driving me to Chile", before the outbreak.

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Now yes … A hug Venezuela! Thank you for coming. We are in Latin America by Héctor Lavoe, Ismael Rivera, Joe Arroyo and FRUKO … The ATR brothers of Latin America … We can have everything, except for our music and our dressed joys of rage. But we are Latinos … From Ponce Puerto Rico, Venezuelan Chevere, Chicha from Peru, Guarany nation, both Bolivia, brothers from the coast, Brazil, the divine continent, Colombia and its thousand rhythms, Cali, capital Salsa. The Caribbean Pura Vida and the islands. The Ecuador of America, ancestral peoples, always differed, so many different languages ​​and this language, so many lives and verses … I love you, Latin America … Long live Chile !

A publication shared by Andrés Calamaro (@a_calamaro) on October 21, 2019 at 21:27 PDT

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After the alleged misunderstanding, the artist explained that he had not been able to listen to the content and apologized to the Venezuelans: "I wanted to download it again with these paragraphs to remind me who we are This goes for red wine. "

Along with the video, he had written a message to his Latin American followers: "A hug in Venezuela Thank you for coming in. We are in Latin America by Héctor Lavoe, Ismael Rivera, Joe Arroyo and FRUKO … ATR brothers from Latin America.You can get everything except us, our music and joy dressed in rage, but we are Latinos. "

"Ancestral peoples, always differed, so many different languages ​​and this language, so many lives and verses … I love you, Latin America … Long live Chile!"