Pitingo and the comedian Héctor de Miguel, better known as Quequé, have gotten into a tough brawl on social networks, due to the artist's approach to the postulates of the extreme right of Vox. In fact, a few days ago, the artist asked to "throw out that scoundrel president" on June 23, referring to Pedro Sánchez.
The hook began with a tweet deleted by the comedian. "When you see me face to face, you will lower your head like the last time we saw each other, you did not have the balls to cross a look with me. You are a coward and you know it," Pitingo wrote.
Quequé reproached him for his comment: "I am not aware of having ever come across you, maybe I did not recognize you and ignored you, as the majority of the population does with your musical crimes. It has been a long time since I did things 'for the balls' but I understand that you have your brain there and that explains almost everything".
And he added: "For the rest, congratulations on all those gigs that are going to fall in the VOX town halls and welcome to the world of subsidized. They already had women, blacks and homosexuals, they were missing a gypsy. I think we can now call you Pidjango . All the best".
The brawl in networks rose in tone. "I would like to know which races are the ones that we should vote for your beloved and sectarian left. I find it miserable because before I am a gypsy I am a person, in the end the racist that you have inside comes out and what has been said, when you see me do not bow your head like the last time", Pitingo defended himself.
The exchange of accusations did not end there. Quequé returned to the fray with a new tweet: "You lack reading comprehension and the responses from your fans are quite homophobic. Oh, surprise. That said, happy bowling in the Vox town halls, Pidjango. And don't worry, I don't plan on going to Punta Cana shortly, patriot".
