Don Omar and Yotuel join Resident attacking J Balvin for his behavior in the Latin Grammys
The discussion and reactions against the urban genre musician J Balvin for their situation in front of the Grammy Latinos awards; to what he reprimanded and whimped in networks unequivocally over the academy and the "little distinguishable quality" That he had given to the metropolitan classification in the designations for the distinctions in Form 2021.
The singer Don Omar also offered his point of view on the commitment of the Colombian artist for his attempt by Boycot.
One of the singers he reacted was resident, who even highlighted the music of the Colombian from a station at Hot Dogs: “For you to understand, your music is as if it were a Hot dog cart, which many people like, but when people want to eat something good go to restaurants, and those restaurants are those who earn Michelín stars”, said Puerto Rican.
The vocalist J Balvin tries to put on the blacklist the subsidies, resident gets angry
Balvin asked that several urban genre artists deciden not to go to these prestigious Grammys awards, somewhat different from , since, this year Levan celebrate artistic life A Rubén Blades, for his dedication in Latin music.
“That is, you are telling the people of the urban genre that boycott the prizes and that they will not celebrate the artistic life to Rubén Blades, bastard. A guy who marked the history of Latin American music, a guy who unlike you write the songs of him and feels them”, Pérez told the Colombian.
Through a video disseminated in relational associations, Yotuel Romero let J Balvin did not agree with what he said and even ventured to exhort him to “Urban movement did not start with you, started years ago”"
Don Omar also reacted against J Balvin
Some experts decided to stay firm in the matter and one of them was the recognized Don Omar interpreter.
He clarified his perspective with respect to the comments of the two specialists. At all times, Don Omar communicated:
“Then he less who gets everyone is the leader of the Revolution? There is no worseness that ignorance”. Subsequently, J Balvin responded with a "I respect your opinion", a concise response to the comments of the two experts in the field.
In any case, Don Omar was not clearly the only one to react; He touched the turn to Yotuel Romero, singer of Orishas, a pioneer social event of Cuban Hip Hop.
The artist of Orishas, Yotuel Romero, also participates
“Arists like Tego Calderón, Vico C, artists who have sung what happens on the street and what happens on the day to day of our countries, they deserve respect, my brother (...) for me the powerful urban artist is when you achieved with a song to get the town to the streets, when you achieve that with a song, and you get an answer. The day you get Colombia, or talk to the Colombian people and put yourself in the colombian people's skin without thinking about numbers, and in visits, spotify, then you And I are talking about urban movement”, the Orishan singer told J Balvin.
In the same way, he claimed that Hip Hop was formed "for many more things", including the change of mentality and social order.
"Brother, is out of place what you say. In addition, I energize each of the metropolitan artist, who really look like metropolitan, so that they go to these Grammys. To all my Cuban people, go to these Grammys, considering that these Grammys will make great things in case Balvin is there", Yotuel Romero finished.
