From "Torero" to "Bombero": PETA asks Chayanne to change the name of her famous theme

The political correctness is causing surrealist measures to be adopted. Thus, the last thing that has raised a great stir is the request of the animalist party that Chayanne's famous song, 'Torero', modify its lyrics so that instead of mentioning that profession, it sings 'bombero'. A question that has been discussed in 'The program of Ana Rosa' (Telecinco ) and that has caused Maximo Huerta , collaborator of the matinal, to throw directly a poi…

PETA sent a letter to the Puerto Rican singer asking him to change the name of the song because it was interpreted as an exaltation of the bullfighting

The international organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) sent a letter to Puerto Rican singer Chayanne asking her to change the name of her song 'Torero'. The Environmental Collective entry asks Chayanne to change the name of her song 'Torero' was first published on Teleamazonas.

An international animalist organization publicly asked singer Chayanne to change the word “Torero” from his famous song to “Bombero”, generating reactions. The post Animalist organization asks to change the word “Torero” into Chayanne’s song appeared first on El Diario.

PETA, an organization dedicated to defending animal rights, asked singer Chayanne to change the name of his song “Torero” to “Bombero”. In an interview with CNN, the associate director of Communications of the organization explains his reasons. The entry PETA asks Chayanne to rename “Torero” for “Bombero” was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.

The entity People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) sent a letter to Puerto Rican artist Chayanne asking him to change the name of his song “Torero” to “Bombero“. According to the organization, the change would be a tribute to “the courage and dedication of the firefighters”, in contrast to what they consider a glorification of the bullfight, that is, the bullfights, according to Cooperative slogan. In the letter, PETA argues that seve…