Shakira’s collaboration with Bizarrap, where she unloads her anger on Gerard Piqué and Clara Chía, beyond the internal commotion in the family life of the protagonists, also caused controversy in the feminist movement.
In this framework, Julia Mengolini joined the debate but questioned the lettering of the subject and the subsequent analysis that it unleashed.
“If any feminine expression is feminism, nothing (or everything) is feminist,” said Mengolini. And before that comment, she received a harsh accusation from the chimentera Yanina Latorre: “Julia Mengolini surpasses herself day by day. NOBODY MORE HARMFUL THAN HER”.
“It is true that artists make songs with what they have in their hearts and I do not question the song. But I believe that neither resentment with an ex (and his current girlfriend) nor ostentation can be our empowerment. Feminism cannot be eat the liberalism and individualism of these times”, Mengolini summarized in his post on Instagram.
Finally, to close the text, he said: “Let’s dance, let’s enjoy the music we like. Let’s not politicize everything. Which also means not giving a political entity to artistic works that do not deserve that label”.
“Julia Mengolini surpasses herself day by day. NOBODY MORE DIFFERENT THAN HER”, Latorre replied on the same social network.