MARBELLE’S ‘FIGHT’ WITH FRANCIA MÁRQUEZ
It should be remembered that on Tuesday, March 29, the singer Maureen Belky Ramírez, better known as Marbelle, was denounced for referring to the presidential candidate Gustavo Petro as “El cacas” and his formula vice-presidential Francia Márquez as “King Kong”.
According to a document presented by Roy Barreras, those words represented an act of “harassment for ethnic and political reasons.”
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Therefore, the Historical Pact assured that the Colombian singer could pay three years in prison for that trio.
After hearing the complaint, Marbella spoke up saying that “I will be here with my head held high, attentive to what the Law requires of me… With the tranquility and honesty that you and the future candidate will never have”.
The thread does not end here, because Francia Márquez responded to the techno rail singerwhere he sent him a conciliatory message.
In which he told her that he was sending her an ancestral hug that her grandmother taught her to heal “because racism not only harms us, it harms those who they express because they shy away from the opportunity to express love and build in the midst of difference”.
However, Marbelle continued in the fight and responded in a particular way to the social leader.
“And I return your ancestral hug to keep it for you! YOU DO NOT TRUST ME OR REPRESENT ME IN ANY WAY… Do not come to me with the cheap speech with which you want to deceive people,” the singer assured on her Twitter account.
The comment has raised much controversy, by those who are for and against the political ideas of the presidential candidate, in the midst of a hectic presidential campaign.
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Whereby, Aida Victoria Merlanodaughter of former congresswoman Aida Merlano, who today is in Venezuela after escaping from Colombian justice. He spoke out in the face of this fact.
Through his social networks he tried to defend Márquez in some way, despite assuring that his vote will not be for the Historical Pact. “Obviously it does not represent you, how would you feel represented by a woman who speaks of love and equality? Being that your speeches are mostly based on hate.
