Mario Vaquerizo has once again starred in the headlines, after a few days ago he revolutionized social networks with a very particular image. The artist published on his Instagram profile a snapshot recently arrived from the Canary Islands at the Madrid airport.
The controversy arose when the artist's followers realized that he was wearing a Spanish Legion shirt. Hundreds of comments flooded social networks, with opinions of all kinds. Some users criticized the fact that Alaska's husband wore that shirt and others, instead, positioned themselves in favor of his styling.
A few days ago, Vaquerizo visited the set of the new Telecinco daily program, Así es la vida, to talk about his career and his personal life. Being a subject of great repercussion and media interest, the presenter Sandra Barneda did not miss the opportunity to ask her about her last photograph.
''The symbol is me, who am I to say that a symbol is good and another bad, if we are asking for respect, let's respect everything. I believe in individual freedom, I believe in freedom of expression and I believe in many things. The problem is not that you wear a shirt, the problem is in those people who want to question you because you wear that shirt,'' the artist confessed.
"Nobody is the one to question me because they don't know me and those of you who know me don't get offended, so everyone can do what they want," he concluded. After these words that fueled the controversy even more, Alaska's husband has given a new interview to the COPE network, where he has once again expressed his opinion on the subject.
The singer also spoke during the interview about the spot he recorded for the Community of Madrid. ''When the idea of doing it like this arose, I thanked the president of the community for having chosen me, because if she had chosen someone else I would have been angry,'' he confessed.
About all the comments he has received in recent days, the singer was very clear. "Lately, people are in sects, let's say, and especially people who have become very intolerant and intolerance is a symptom of rudeness," he commented. ''I believe in individual freedom, I believe in freedom of expression and respect,'' he declared. ''All this is still generated by the opinions of four starving women, who are doing is giving me importance because I did not know that my way of dressing was going to become a trending topic,'' he concluded.
