Albin Lee Meldau excuses for so much better

Albin Lee Meldau makes a reggae-amazing version of "Take me to your paradise" from Perrelli.

"I will take back what is mine," he says in the program, and refers to the reagent as a genre.

But the artist now regrets his statement – and apologizes.

– I have no interpretation of the question.

Albin Lee Meldaus heart popping for reggae music. In the fourth part of "So Better Better", the artist chooses to interpret Charlotte Perrellis The winner of Eurovision "Take me to heaven" with a touch of reggae.

However, he tells the program that he has not dared to follow reggae for a long time.

– I was told "Your pronunciation is zero, do you think you are Jamaican?" This is the case of cultural appropriation, says Albin in "So Better Better" and continues:

– I think that there is a race, a love, a life, a planet. I do not believe in countries, I do not believe in borders, I do not believe in them. That's why I'm going to take back what's mine. If you do not think it's mine, you can go to bed.

I am sorry

But on Saturday, Albin Lee Meldau chose to apologize for this statement, even before the broadcast of the show.

"Must write something that is very important to me." I saw a glimpse of the best part of the evening and I realized that I was really being stupidly expressed. of my fault and I can not blame the way TV4 has cut in. Just on my own behavior, "he wrote on Instagram.

He refers to the sequence in which he talks about the style of music that he has loved since his childhood.

"I want to apologize for those I have mentioned about cultural appropriation." "I have no interpretation of the question." What I meant was that love is love and that everyone has the right to do what we love and that we are all one.I hope you can take your heart to accept my apology, "he writes. .

November 10, 2018 9:15 p.m.