the copycat Carlos Alvarez told that the parody he made of Dina singing the theme of Shakira It was a lot of fun and people liked it because it’s a social critic. In addition, she recorded a video clip along with other comedians asking for peace for Peru and her right to work.
“Yesterday (Thursday) I had a function at La Estación, I closed with the character of Dina and people asked me to sing like Shakira and I had to do it more or less because I don’t sing like Shakira. we have laughed enough“, he pointed
The idea came up with Raúl Dávila (her producer) and my team, we said. Even she has criticized herself by saying ‘this position is too big for me and now I’m going to end up like youuu’. I hope Shakira also likes it because our politicians are unfaithful to the people and clearly seem to be more Casio than Rolex with Peru. So, we sang: “you traded a Mercedes for a tricycle or a whiskey for Acho wine”. I have had a lot of fun.
Of course, it has a message of political humor, of social criticism…
That’s right, it was our idea. Something I must thank is that Jorge Benavides, Ernesto Pimentel, Fernando Armas, Patricia Portocarrero, Christian Ysla, Katia Palma, Patricia Alquinta, Miguel Moreno, Barraza, Melcochita, Javier Santagadea immediately said ‘we are here to support’ and it was a nice gesture. I think that the message, instead of being done by politicians, should be given by people that the people love because it makes them laugh.
In these hard times for us as artists, as humorists, it is very difficult to make people laugh because people are tense, nervous, worried, sad and we have to make a double effort to make them laugh. We are going through very hard and worried times, imagine yesterday 2 more people died on the roads, a baby and a woman who had a heart attack, another in Arequipa. The message of the video is that we want peace and our right to work, these are the things we ask for.
We all have the peace shirt on. There is no shortage of detractors who think that because we are asking for peace we are asking for impunity, that there is no justice or that we are in favor of the government. Peace is for everyone, for those who want their demands, for our Armed Forces, for our National Police, for those who want to protest peacefully.
