Dady Brieva impersonated Bizarrap to record a “Peronist Session”

Shakira, Duki, Nathy Peluso there Paul London are just a few of the dozens of artists who have recorded a BZRP music session under the guidance of Shaving, which in almost every case became an instant hit. Over the past five years, the Ramos Mejía-born man’s productions have become a global phenomenon both for their digital impact – millions of reproductions made within hours of releases – and for their imprint on pop culture. current. And that’s why no one wants to be excluded from the phenomenon. Not even Papa Brievawho imitated Biza to record a “Peronist Session”.

It, entitled “Dady Sessions #17-10” – number which clearly refers to the Peronist loyalty day – was published in the last mailing of Peronism for all (C5N), the cycle led by the comedian. In the video, with an aesthetic similar to the clips of the BZRP Music Sessions, Dady appears wearing a muscular shirt of Colón de Santa Fe -a team he is a fan of- and with a cap similar to that of the producer, although with the caption of the house of memory Jorge “Nono” Lizasoa militant space of the Peronist Youth founded by the aforementioned militant Montonero, who disappeared at the hands of the last civil-military dictatorship.

“And freestyle where he covers some of its history, shares its ideals and tells some of the essence of the new show,” reads the video’s epigraph when shared on the station’s social media. rapper texts, the lyrics that the comedian raps with little expertise do not give rise to interpretations or double meanings.

“I’m a militant actor, I am now and I’ve been before / Since kindergarten I play the whole thing / Never in parts / What I think of the future / I’d like to tell you / ‘The truth is a sting / using it is a pity’ / My grandmother used to tell me that when I was a child she took me to school / The truth even if it hurts, like when a tooth hurts: / I hope time passes and we are Venezuela,” he quips in the first verse.

“Few rich, many poor / like in Chile because they take copper / Disguising plunder as a noble cause / they turn around every time an envelope arrives / The powerful send for better than a poor / Want you going to the mud? / I splash mud on the edges / we will exchange a pawn for a tower / Today I tell you with emotion / I will follow the legacy of Evita and Perón, ”continues the comedian’s rap.

Then, he also defines himself: “I am the son of the wolf who raised Rómulo and Remo / I advance, I am never afraid / I am the Dad, nothing less, I am a Peronist / and in case it wouldn’t be clear, we are the good ones”.

“The people invented Perón and in our country the drum resounds loudly in the streets / break-pom-pom / And there’s no reason because it’s a passion. I know it’s like that, it’s not a feeling / it’s a wish for my homeland, my land, as my grandfather would have wanted it,” insists Dady to characterize activism.

“Some issues are personal. I want democracy, not feudal lords or their paper truth stories. I too want to be able to hear the other bell / Together we will / Let our voices be heard! Who the fuck could stop us?” he says in the last verse and ends with “I’m doing this for fun, for fun”, just like Resident in his Session contra J Balvin.

On social networks, the reactions were not long in coming and, as usual with this type of content, they were divided: very favorable and very unfavorable to the expression of the comedian.

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