"There are two ways to go, vertical or horizontal"

February 18, 2019

The Venezuelan singer has strongly criticized the president of his country of origin. Look at his statements!

As Ricardo Montaner and Catherine Fulop, the "Puma" José Luis Rodríguez is one of the Venezuelan artists who supports the release of Nicolás Maduro of the presidency and the solution of the humanitarian crisis in the Caribbean country.

Catherine Fulop issued a very difficult statement against Pope Francis

For this reason, on Friday, he will participate in Grand concert for freedom in Cucuta, Colombia, near the border with Venezuelaand in the area where food and medicines for international aid come under the authorization of the Juan Guaidó, the Acting President recognized by United States, European Union, Argentina and Brazil, among others.

In dialogue Miami with Marianne's diary, the singer-songwriter worries about the present of his homeland: "The city can not stand it anymore." The dictator (Nicolás Maduro) has nowhere to go, of course you have two ways to get out, or vertically, more or less dignely, or horizontally, your feet forward. "

"I do not know which of his choices and which one of his choice, but that has a chance, because for the first time in 20 years, I hear the word amnesty, forgiveness, cancellation of accounts." to say that if the soldiers of the middle ranks, and those of the lower ranks, do not understand this, it is because they want to have the cannon fodder and die with an unacceptable and useless bloodshed. socialism, populism in Latin America ", complete the artist.

The strong message of Puma Rodríguez against Pope Francisco for the situation in Venezuela

"Humanitarian aid will come in as is", sentenced on "Puma", who will share the stage with Maluma, Diego Torres, Ricardo Montaner, Nacho, Alejandro Sanz, Carlos Vives, Carlos Baute, Miguel Bosé, Colombians Carlos Vives and Juanes, Anitta, Luis Fonsi, Mau and Ricky Montaner, Peter Gabriel and much more.

This will be the first recital of the "Puma" José Luis Rodríguez after undergoing a double lung transplant at the end of 2017.