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“Alejandro Fernandez sings ‘Madalas’ at the top of his lungs ‘He who repents, leave'”| Daily list

Thomas Hardy by Thomas Hardy
June 21, 2023
“Alejandro Fernandez sings ‘Madalas’ at the top of his lungs ‘He who repents, leave'”|  Daily list
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The controversial single “Madelas” performed by Mexican singer Alejandro Fernandez continues to give people something to talk about, as in this case netizens expressed their disagreement not over the lyrics of the song, but “Botrillo” who came out to defend the hit and asked him to leave in the middle of a concert if he didn’t want to be heard explaining the theme. He asked the people.

Alex recently appeared at the WiZink Center in Madrid, where he issued a warning as he vowed that despite the criticism he has received as a result of the song, he will not stop singing it.

He also mentioned that if any member of the public feels that the song is offensive, it is better to leave the place for a few minutes.

Those who do not want to hear it will be given a chance to leave the concert, he said.

The celebrity also announced that he will continue to defend the song, as “Madalas” led him to success in Spain and paved the way for him in Europe.

“I’m going to continue to defend my song I really entered Spain with this song. I’m leaving, whoever wants to stay or not, let him go, okay?” he reiterated.

Alejandro Fernandez – Kill Them. Viña del Mar Festival, Chile, 2023.

However, the vocal’s warning, “I’ve dedicated myself to losing you,” elicited screams from their fans.

Why does the song “Kill Them” bother some people?

The lyrics of the song are considered by some netizens as an apology for femicide.

This isn’t the first time a song has been tried to be canceled or changed, as hits like Cafe Daqua’s “Ingrada” were also rated.

Twenty years ago, the composer Manuel Eduardo Toscano composed the lyrics of one of the most played songs of the moment by the artist Alejandro Fernández, which lasts 2:54 minutes and is mentioned in its content.

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