Guatemalan singer said the comments of the Argentine on him "would be just a show melancholy, visceral and resentful of someone who is left alone to speak"
The Guatemalan singer Ricardo Arjona responded harshly to the Argentine singer Fito Paez after he saw a bad sign in the fact that Arjona achieve 35 times the theater fill Luna Park in Buenos Aires, reported today the Argentine newspaper Clarín.
"The Lord speaks of annihilation Fito Paez cultural and mentions me. Suspiciously marks the beginning of this problem in his country almost simultaneously with the slight decrease of their talent, "Arjona fired in a letter to the newspaper.
Last Thursday, in an interview with the same newspaper with the launch of his new album, "Trust," Paez said: "If the city gives 35 Ricardo Arjona Luna and Parks (the Argentine musician) Charly Garcia was gives two, you have to think what they mean the politics, the newspapers in that city, in which there are values that were annihilated. "
Paez was referring to presentations made Garcia at Luna Park last week as part of their great comeback after being removed from the public for his addiction to drugs and alcohol.
"ESTABLISHING A FARCE OF INTELLECTUAL Osada" "It is a beautiful epic that represents panic deliver a new musical work to its own people," Arjona continued reference to Paez, the author of key national rock albums like "Love after love."
"It may be that you yourself created her daring intellectual farce, but behind his arrogance dwells believe the disrespect dictator owns the popular decision," said Arjona, who built a huge success in the South American country with hits like "Lady of four decades "and" Your reputation. "
Reminded him of his movie career FAILED "Music is not belongs to the athletics events where skills are measured against the clock, is a matter of taste and emotion. Before the five senses of anyone who is accurate, your comments will not be just a sad display, visceral and resentful of someone that there is but talk, "he continued Arjona.
Finally, referring to the abortive career as a filmmaker of Paez, who directed two films, "Private Lives" and "Who is the garter?" With little acceptance of criticism and the public, Arjona shot: "I want you to be Charly Garcia, then wanted to be Almodovar. Regrettable as his lord. Regrettable. "