US Edition“They Are Fighting One Thing and Dancing Another”: Fito Páez Makes Controversial Criticism of the Intersection Between Feminism and Urban Music
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Fito Páez's Controversial Phrase on Urban Music and Feminism: They Fight One Thing and Dance Another
The rosary analyzed the lyrics of current urban music and his statements caused outrage on social networks.
In the midst of the promotion of his new novel, a rock opera released in March, Argentine musician Fito Páez generated controversy over his comments on current urban music and his link with feminist discourses. It was during an interview with Julia Mengolini in the Mirá program who came, aired on the radio Futurock on Friday, May 16, that the artist critically reflected on the dominant aesthetics in the contemporary music industry. “That music, …
The singer had controversial phrases for women. The post "Defending rights": Fito Páez and his controversial criticism of women and feminism appeared first on El Intransigente.
In an interview with Julia Mengolini, the Rosario singer reflected on his link with music, his personal history and his commitment to social struggles. One of the main axes of the talk was feminism and Paez did not hesitate to express his support for the movements that drive gender equity by saying: “The feminist revolution came to save us all.” In that sense, he made self-critical about the music industry, and he was willing to continue learnin…
The emblematic Fito Páez was interviewed by journalist Julia Mengolini where they played different topics of conversation, but in one spot the artist ‘slid down’ and suffered thousands of criticisms. One of the topics highlighted in the conversation was the political stance of the artist, who did not hesitate to remember his famous letter against Macri, where he expressed his disdain towards the Buenos Aires voters, claiming that they disgusted …
In a radio interview, the singer referred to the lyrics of many urban music songs and related them to the feminist struggle. Controversy was built in networks. Musician Fito Páez unleashed the controversy this Friday when he said in a radio interview that the women who dance “that they are going to lose you and garchar all night” then they did not ask to be supported when they are going to defend their rights to Congress. Shortly before, the sin…
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