"Have compassion for your neighbor": Farruko and his emotional message upon receiving an award at the 'Premios Lo Nuestro' gala

Farruko, reggaeton singer.

The reggaeton singer who announced that he will follow God’s path was very excited.

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The reggaeton singer Farruko received an award for excellence at the “Lo Nuestro Awards” gala, a prize that was awarded by his children, in an emotional moment that was viralized on social networks.

Carlos Efrén Rosado, his first name, was very excited to see his four children at the ceremony, and even more so, giving him this recognition of “excellence in Latin music chosen by the public”, such as “Lo Nuestro” .

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The interpreter of songs like ‘Calm’ with Pedro Capo and ‘Kernels’a success that he recently regretted due to the content of his lyrics, took advantage of the emotion on stage to give a message of peace and tranquility to the public in these moments of tension due to the war unleashed between Russia and Ukraine.

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“It feels great, it feels glorious. I have not grabbed the award, because the award was given to me. I thank you for the recognition, I thank you for your love for all these years, I thank you for feeding my family. Thank you for so many beautiful moments,” said the artist with a microphone in hand.

«And this moment is the perfect excuse that I am going to use not to talk to you about religion, to talk to you about a reality. This world is getting colder and colder; I’m not saying it, the news is saying it. Today the war we are experiencing is Russia with Ukraine; many innocents dying », added the artist who has decided to follow the paths of God.

“Have compassion for your neighbor,” said the artist on stage.

At his side was Daniel Habif, known in the world as one of the most important Spanish-speaking speakers for being the leader of the ‘unbreakable’ movement and the most followed motivational influencer on social networks by young people.

Also his friend and compadre, Pedro Capó, with whom he sang the song ‘Kernels’ but with a different letter, which no longer talks about inciting the consumption of hallucinogenic substances but rather a hopeful message.