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“I got up at five in the morning to avoid queuing. Without shaving, without breakfast, without combing my hair … But I managed to vote for Trump! ”, Columbus trilled, as soon as the elections began in the United States.
I got up at five in the morning to avoid queuing. Without shaving without having breakfast without combing my hair … But I managed to vote for Trump! pic.twitter.com/ZIlSSN50nG
– Willie Colón (@williecolon) November 3, 2020
The message had almost 12,000 “likes” and thousands of replies, which were divided between applause from supporters of the president and his opponents who support Democrat Joe Biden.
Most of the responses supported his opinionAlthough not all appeared to be American, while those who cited the trill differed. Among all the reactions, some were teased with the lyrics of their songs:
He is talented but cannot vote
– (@FatPandora) November 3, 2020
Some did not forgive him:
So-called social activist. LOL.
Well, well. Myths keep falling.– ían schnaida (@ianschnaida) November 4, 2020
Others were able to separate the political positions from the rest and calmly disagreed:
Mr. Colón was blown away by your vote, rather. “Without being able to talk to you” 😔 but music is music and you are a capo. https://t.co/Tru6sKhJ6x
– AnkerCox (@cox_anker) November 3, 2020
But some more even asked their ex-partner, the Panamanian Rubén Blades, a regular critic of Trump, to answer them something:
It destroys me. Can’t Blades call him whore? https://t.co/JUk8Pf1p2p
– Maria del Mar (@DelMarR_V) November 3, 2020
Blades and Colón were the architects of some of salsa’s greatest hits, but they ended up feuding after the former’s alleged breach of contract.
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