The Association for the Recovery of Historical Memory (ARMH) of Spain asked the State Attorney General’s Office to investigate the actions of a group that sang at an act of vox -in which Javier Milei participated- a song with the chorus “Let’s go back to 36”alluding to the coup d’état against the Republic that gave rise to the Spanish civil war.
Infovlogger and Los Meconios They are the protagonists of the performance that this Sunday has gone viral on social networks. In the song called let’s go back to 36claims to “piss off the communists, feminists and liberals” and mentions the “PSOE, Podemos, ERC, Bildu, Puigdemont and Rufián” to question “what could go wrong” with all of them.
“The ruling left is called the popular front, surrounded by revolutionaries, couch jerkers,” they also sing, just like “feminists protest a gang rape, there are 10 more to investigate, I don’t care if they’re from Senegal” or “if you are gay and you want to go see the LGTB pride, you must show your good homosexual card”.
According to the information provided by the Public site, the group The Meconians next to youtuber vlogger they are in the focus of controversy after interpreting the theme Fachas Heroescomposed in 2019 by Isaac Couple. According to his LinkedIn profile, Parejo, an audiovisual editor, rose to fame on the internet after publishing videos and songs to parody leaders and left-wing parties. He has shared videos with Juan Garcia-Gallardo -vice president of Castilla y León- and Dew Monastery. He interviewed the latter in the popular Madrid neighborhood of Chueca, which he defines as “a neighborhood sectarianized by lobby“.
For its part, Los Meconios is a band made up of Sergio C. Martinez and Mario Camps. They define themselves as “two people who like to tell the news with humor and parodying songs”. However, in many of their videos they take the opportunity to offer speeches full of hoaxes and criticism of feminism and the LGTBI movement.
