Jorge Javier Vazquez on the set of Salvame.
Jorge Javier Vázquez, through his lawyers, requested Vox this Thursday that the party take the appropriate measures to prevent the song Madness is in me from being played this weekend, the lyrics of which include the phrase “I want George’s fag.” Beat Xavier”.
The presenter, who has been very critical of Vox in his public appearances in front of millions of viewers for years, has shown his displeasure on television and social networks since the far-right formation announced that rapper Santaflow would be part of Viva 22. It’s about A great act of free time for this Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 October in Madrid organized by Vox on the occasion of the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Day. The song La loco está en mí is part of the singer’s discography and also includes other references to Sálvame, one of the programs that Vázquez presents on Telecinco.
“Considering that the lyrics of the said song not only violate the right to honor of Mr. Jorge Javier Vázquez Morales, but could also constitute hate crimes and threats, we hereby request that, in their capacity as organizers, they take the appropriate measures to To prevent demonstrations that violate the rights of our client from taking place in the aforementioned event,” read the text of the communicator’s lawyers, which he himself shared on his Twitter account. “There is no place for silence against hate, because silence kills,” emphasized the moderator in his publication.
Compromí’s deputy Joan Baldoví refers to this song in his speech this Tuesday at the Congress of Deputies. “They encourage hatred and discrimination,” he commented, addressing Santiago Abascal’s party given the possibility that the theme would be played out in front of thousands of people during Santaflow’s performance at Viva 22.
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