:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/JSJD3ALFLREN5F3KZVZCUNFORI.jpg "Sound La Changa left the Sandra Cuevas event to protest the attack at Kiosko Morisco 1")
Villa Ramon Rojoof Son La Changaexplained that he will not appear at the sonideros event on the esplanade of the town hall Cuauhtemoc.
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“I want to inform you that next Saturday, which was announced at the town hall of Cuautémoc, during an event with my colleagues, I will not go”he mentioned.
Furthermore, the founder of Son La Changa clarified that he had taken this decision in solidarity with his Sincelejoa band that performed at the Alameda de Santa Maria la Riverabut who currently has a restriction imposed by the person in charge of the office of the mayor of Cuauhtémoc, Sandra Cuevas.
“I saw in the media — because I don’t know much about politics — that some old people like me, who go to the esplanade of Santa María la Rivera every Sunday, have unfairly taken away their dance, they are going to dance the danzón, the whole environment, I don’t think why It is unfair that these people, in addition to having their dance canceled, beat themit is not a crime to dance, it is not a crime that the one who is already tall like me is, ”he explained through a recording on TikTok and in reference to the attacks on protesters.
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Son La Changa plays genres such as salsa, guaracha and cumbia, its origin dates back to the district of tepito and his early mixes were made with vinyl records, including Sonora Matancera. It is currently one of the most popular sonideros, so the decision to The king of kings, as he is nicknamed, was greatly applauded by his supporters. Around 2014, this sonidero was presented at the Vive Latino festival.
Mayor Sandra Cuevas reiterated to local media that the installation of “sonideros” will not be allowed on the boulevard of Santa María La Ribera, as she indicated that the demonstrators (about 20) used to go to this place every Sunday to dance. So for three years. However, he pointed out that the sound was too loud and generated complaints among residents of the region.
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“The decision has been made: we will not allow any sonidero to return to Santa María La Ribera. It is to protect the human rights of all those who live around the Kiosko Morisco”, he mentioned at the time.
A few days later, the government of Sandra Cuevas organized an event in which various groups of sonideros will participate, this action was described as incompatible with many people.
“Come dance and enjoy the rhythm of the great sonideros this Saturday, March 4 on the Main Esplanade of the # Alkaldy. #CuauhtémocEsTuCasa“, could we read on the official social networks of the town hall of Cuauhtémoc.
Until the closing of this publication, the other sonideros have not positioned themselves in this regard, here is the list of those who appeared on the poster:
-Super Dengue, by Don Pedro Pérez.
-The Destructora Siboney machine.
– Sound.
-JRS, new blood.
-The authentic voice of the Berraco district, Jorge La Voz Sound.
-The key.
The event will take place on Saturday March 4 at 6 p.m. on the main esplanade of the Cuauhtémoc town hall. One of the aspects they criticized about the president of this demarcation was that she wrote her name with the visual style of the sonideros logos, that is, with strident colors and a curved perspective of the letters .
“How hypocritical”, “Does this approve?”, “Nothing more despicable than to see ‘Sandra Cuevas’ written as if she were a sonidera after the dispossession of a public space” and “Why waste “Is she all cultural, it seems Dolores Umbridge” were some of the comments that could be read.
On the day they were removed, staff from Cuauhtémoc Town Hall arrived on the scene to cut off the noise and evict people who danced in front of the Kiosko Morisco park, where the installation of sound equipment had not been authorized due to alleged complaints from residents.
It was like that from moment to moment, the dance steps and the musical rhythms were replaced by shout and shove between neighbors and local authorities. After a few moments of confrontation and resounding exchanges of words, the situation managed to control itself and did not worsen.
Despite the situation, the Sincelejo Sound seeks to remain at the Santa María bandstand. This band has been playing for 12 years, that’s why its members are looking for new alternatives to reoccupy its traditional corridor.