THE Mexican group Maná withdrew its collaboration this Monday with the artist Nicky Jam after announcing his support for former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally last Friday in Las Vegas, Nevada.where the presidential candidate is battling with Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate, for the Latino vote, just two days before the attack on Sunday.Over the past 30 yearsManá has supported and defended the rights of Latinos around the world. No business or promotion is worth more than the dignity of our people. For this reason, Maná has decided today to upload his collaboration with Nicky Jam Of From head to toe “from all digital platforms,” the Mexican group said on its social networks after reggaeton player Nicky Jam announced his support for Trump.
In his explanation, the artist indicated that “after four years, nothing has happened. We need Trump!“, acknowledged Nicky Jam, of Puerto Rican origin, in his support, which is accompanied by a double controversy: that of Maná, already mentioned, and that of the Democrats who attacked the former president, after referring to the rapper with the pronoun “she”. “. On the other hand, Trump came out stronger after the mistake by receiving the unconditional support of Nicky Jam and other reggaeton players after the mistake.
His support joins other Latin artists who have openly expressed their defense of the Republican candidate’s candidacy, such as Angel AA either Justin Quiles. “Everyone vote for Donald Trump. My Latino and Hispanic brothers, we will remain united as the family that we are and we will vote for the good and security of our country, which is our home.. “We need a strong president to protect us from any threat that comes our way, to stimulate the economy and create more opportunities for all of us and for the future and well-being of our children!”, expressed Anuel AA on his social networks. Quiles recognized Trumpwhich he assured that “This is not a puppet” and qualified as a candidate “honest» which tells things “as they are”.
Collaboration Maná and Nicky Jam
He issue From head to toe was published in August 2016coinciding with the start of the second leg of Maná’s US tour that year. It had millions of views and also contained a music video directed by Cuban Alejandro Perez..
“Do you know Nicky? Where is Nicky?” ” Trump said from the stage as he sought to find him, who had mistakenly referred to him as “she.” Later, when he saw him on stage, Trump corrected his mistake: “Oh, look, I’m glad he came.”
The Puerto Rican singer joined Trump wearing a red hat that read Making America Great Again while delivering a brief speech on his support: “It is an honour to meet you, Mr. President.“, the artist referred to the Republican candidate. People who come from my place don’t meet the president. So I’m lucky,” Jam said. “We need you. We need him back, right?” We need him to be the president“.
The Kamala-Harris campaign used the former president’s mistake to try to ridicule him, attacking the former president. Instead, the Puerto Rican artist himself made a joke that went viral on social media, garnering more support for the former president. On Saturday morning, as the clip of Trump’s confusion went viral, Jam shared a meme on Instagram that played on the former president thinking he was a woman: “Nicky jam the filly the bichota” he joked, using the feminine reggaeton slang with which singers Ivy Queen and Karol G usually describe themselves.
His post received support from many Latino musicians, including Justin Quiles, Randy of Jowell and Randy, Sech and J Balvin, who commented: “Campeón.”
