Phoebus Delivorias’ “black” post: We are driven to absolute poverty and misery

Composer Phoebus Delivorias requests the financial support of the artists. In a post on his personal Facebook account titled “A Black Post (Last?)”, He announces to his fans that he will suspend the operation of his page until a solution is found for the artists, emphasizing that “we are leading to misery and absolute poverty. ” .

In detail, the post by Phoebus Delivorias:

A BLACK AD (LAST?)

Two days now, and for several months from now, me and all my colleagues (musicians, technicians, singers, concert organizers) a whole wetland of productive and creative people, we are unemployed.

Of course, we share this with other professional industries affected by the pandemic, even if with a realistic reading of reality, it is impossible for us to return to work until the vaccine is released, something that will take several months.

However, the surprising thing is that this sudden catastrophe is not accompanied by any measure (but not!) Of our support for the government. We have infinitely proposed such measures to the Ministry of the Interior in time for both ourselves and our Organizations. The ball is thrown on the court. And so, with the weakest links, we are first led to absolute poverty and misery, without exaggeration.

This page suspends any publication until a) a six-month unemployment fund is announced that includes people who work in the show (suggestions on how to do it are in the hands of those responsible) b) to strengthen the start of the operation of EDEM, which will save lyricists and composers who have been suffering since 2013 (those responsible know how to do it) c) a clear and gradual map of our return to work, as is the case for all professionals.

It is clear, I think, that our willingness to offer to those who suffer is evident in the closing days (the government has taken advantage of this several times already). Right now, in response, it is driving all of our people and their families to extinction.

So from here, silence. From below, terror and rage. And discussions about collective actions, with all my colleagues. I hope not acts of despair