Latin artists are pronounced against Trump repressive measures, including Bad Bunny and Shakira
Latin artists, many of whom are immigrants or come from immigrant families have raised their voice to the repressive measures of the president of the United States, Donald Trump.
The raids in Los Angeles, added to the immigration policies of the Trump administration, have shocked the world of Latin music and beyond.
Leaving cultural and political tensions.
Latin artists join against Trump repressive measures
Latin artists are using their platforms to speak against these injustices and solidarity with the affected communities by the United States Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE).
And its activism has also reached donations to community organizations.
And, during the weekend, more than five million people took to the streets throughout the United States as part of the massive “no King” demonstrations.
These manifestations occur in the midst of sudden problems of visas that interrupt important tours of Mexican stars such as Grupo Firm and Julión Álvarez.
They use their influence against ICE
The growing wave of Latin artists who use their platforms to oppose the migratory policies of Donald Trump include Maná, Don Omar, Shakira, Bad Bunny, among others who have shown their support, know them:
Bad Bunny
Bad Bunny has expressed his discontent and frustration with the latest legal actions of the administration of President Trump in Puerto Rico.
He used his Instagram account to condemn an ICE raid in his country:
“Those bastards are in these Rav4 cars, they came here, instead of leaving people alone and working.”
Becky g
As proud of immigrants, singer Becky G shared on her Instagram account an emotional post where humanity emphasized immigrant communities and the importance of treating them with dignity and respect.
“People who are being attacked today are not” illegal immigrants, “are human beings with rights, we must understand that an attack against them is an attack on our democracy and an attack that this country created to defend.”
Devendra Banhart
Folk Freak artist has also joined the speech on migratory policies and their real impact under the Trump administration.
“The surreal and terrifying commotion of what is happening in this community is heartbreaking … the outrage and strength of everyone’s resistance are immense,” he wrote on his Instagram account.
Where you can see a brochure of California’s rapid response networks of Defend Imigrants to promote emergency resources and assistance during ICE raids.
Don Omar
Don Omar shared a moving message through an Instagram video, celebrating the resilience and hope that defines immigrant experience in the United States.
“There is something very beautiful to be an immigrant and that very beautiful thing to be an immigrant is the desire to overcome.”
“It’s time for all migrants and immigrants to join together, we must see ourselves as a single people,” said the iconic reggaeton.
Girdle force
The artists, together with their Street Mob Records record label, sent a message of solidarity to their fans through their social networks in the midst of the terrible immigration situation.
“We send love and strength to our Latin communities right now.” “These are our people, our fans, the same communities that inspire our music. We see their strength and resilience.”
Border Group
The artist group is clear about their determination, they will not stop fighting for their people. In a story of his official Instagram account, the border band showed their solidarity with immigrant communities.
“We are observing everything that happens in Los Angeles, Texas and throughout the country, we want them to know that they are not alone, as immigrants, we understand the pain, uncertainty and fear that many experience. It hurts to see our people go through this and that is why we want to raise their voice.”
Manna
Fher Olvera, leader of the legendary Mexican rock band Maná has used his Instagram account to pronounce:
“People like you, all you have done is work and work and make this country a great country.” “Do not give these naive excuses to take advantage of you or call them criminals and thugs.”
“They protest peacefully to give us reasons to blame them … they will win.”
Pen weight
Weight pen is taking measures to support immigrant communities in these times of anguish and fear. This has been seen in a post on his Instagram account.
“We are deeply disconsolate by what is happening in Los Angeles and throughout the country. This country was built by our ancestors, immigrants who came to this country to build a better life.” It says part of the post.
Shakira
Shakira shared some of his experiences as an immigrant living in the United States amid the immigration policies of President Donald Trump.
In an interview for an American media, the Colombian star reflected on the challenges and fear facing immigrant communities today.
“It means living with constant fear and it is painful to see it.” “Now more than ever we must remain united.” “Now more than ever we must raise their voice and make it very clear that a country can change its immigration policies, but the treatment of all people must always be human.”
The northern tigers
The legendary Northern Group has used his songs for a long time to defend social justice and raise his voice in support of immigrant communities in the United States.
The music of the band often highlights the struggles and resilience of those who seek a better life, crossing borders.
The main vocalist of the band, Jorge Hernández recently spoke about this:
“I think there comes a time when we no longer foresaw what was coming.” “We did what we had to do as human beings, as citizens of this country and as citizens of our Mexican Republic.” “We will continue fighting for those who have no voice.”
