Puma Rodríguez, to Venezuelans who emigrated: "Make your country look good, the one before, not now"

The Cougar Rodriguez he spoke to thousands of Venezuelans who have emigrated to Argentina in search of a better life, because of political, economic and humanitarian crisis who crosses his country through the chavist regime of Nicolás Maduro. "Make Venezuela beautiful," the popular singer said in a message to his compatriots.

Invited to the program Susana Giménez, thanked Argentina for opening the doors to the thousands of Venezuelans who have escaped the dramatic situation in this Caribbean country.

He asked his compatriots to "make Venezuela look good before, not now," with reference to the regime that inaugurated Hugo Chavez, who died in 2013 and who currently runs Maduro. "Be good, love people, be polite, kind, loving and professional"he asked.

Susana Giménez, also a critic of Chavismo, subscribed to the message of the popular artist. "I remember Venezuela with a lot of love but also with a lot of pain," said the driver. He felt that in previous governments in Chavez, Venezuela "It was like a dream, as it is now Miami."

The Puma is known for its strong opposition to the current Venezuelan regime and considers Maduro a "dictator". Last March, in an interview with CNN in Spanish, said that he would be interested aspire to the presidency of his country after the outbreak of free elections.

He explained that he could submit an eventual nomination at a stadium "Pos-Guaidó" in reference to the Leader of the Opposition Juan Guaidó, who declared himself president on January 23, arguing that Maduro's reelection was fraudulent. "I'm leaving the door open, I'm just willing to work together to rebuild Venezuela," he said.