Senegalese sang the Peronist march in La Plata

An important group of the Senegalese community in Argentina who walked to the center of the city of La Plata for asking for the release of three of his fellow detainees ended up singing for Perón to the surprise of those present.

"Perón, Perón, what is your size, Perón, Perón, how big are you," the immigrants chanted in front of the neighbors' eyes.

Demonstration of Senegalese sellers repressed by Macri Vidal and Garro in La Plata. The right still manages to command Peronism … PJ Rama Senegal# VivaPerón pic.twitter.com/UtlkOznQFL

– Qarla Lucer☀️ ✌?? ?? (@La_Kantatriche) July 26, 2019

The song has generated an impact on social networks, where users have viralised and supported it.

The Senegalese community demonstrated peacefully in front of the prosecutors ask for the release of three people accused of "resistance to authority" for refusing to seize merchandise.

Two street vendors of Senegalese nationality and an Argentinian who wanted to defend them were arrested last Tuesday in Buenos Aires, as part of a police operation deploying the municipality of La Plata to avoid street sales and the sale of goods. installation of "manteros".