Ricardo Montaner sees the dispute between Residente and J Balvin as an ‘unnecessary massacre’; he launches his own ‘tiradera’

the discord between Resident and J Balvin has been reborn on social networks, after a musical session of almost nine minutes published by the Argentine DJ Bizarrein which the Puerto Rican rapper is heard making strong downloads against the urban genre and Balvin.

“It’s one thing to be an artist, another thing is to be famous,” says Residente in his hot tiradera to J Balvin

Faced with this ‘shooting’ of Rene Perez, many have reacted. One of them was the singer-songwriter Ricardo Montanerwho confessed to feeling sad about this musical confrontation. “I have sadly seen how two (different) colleagues get angry until blood is drawn… It is a ruthless act, an unnecessary massacre, an irony, a waste of talent in a cause without reason”, expressed on his Twitter account.

“We all enter, we all fit, beyond tastes and colors…”, he added.

J Balvin is criticized by Residente and other artists for ‘Perra’

But the interpreter So in love He was not far behind, in a Twitter thread he launched his own ‘shooting’ with multiple messages that promote peace, respect and empathy. “I don’t know reggaeton or rhyming, gentlemen, I only know that life is about knowing how to give honors, to the one who cleans, to the one who sweeps, to the one who sells flowers, to the humble, to the patriot, to the poor cartonero”you see in its first lines.

In another part of his message he encourages a consolidation between these two Latin artists. “I invite you, Resident, to a huge hug to José and to those who are inferior to you. Don’t blame me, don’t charge me if one day I find you, this is just advice from this old singer…”, manifested.

He also argued that one day they will understand that this duel was never necessary. “I know that you will say that this role does not belong to me, I think that from the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks”concludes the artist.

BZRP Music Sessions #49 is the name of the shared session in three chapters and that was published this Thursday on YouTube. In the last chapter, the Puerto Rican musician makes strong remarks to Balvin, calling him -among other things- “foolish, racist, imbecile and failed.”

Among the strongest phrases to the Colombian interpreter are “What do you expect from this failure, raised by his father, a frustrated influencer?”, “You are more false than a hot dog without ketchup, or bread”, “He is an imbecile, with hair dye, who put black women with a dog chain around his neck underlines Resident.

This is the sarcastic response that J Balvin gave to Resident, after comparing his music to a hot dog cart

Residente justifies that his creation is in the name of all those who have had to fight twice as hard, within reggaeton, such as Myke Towers, Sech, Chocquibtown, Rafa Pabön, Don Omar, Ozuna, Arcángel, Tego Calderón, whom he mentions. “There are a lot that without thinking you put under the drawer”, sings.

Since its publication, Residente has been a trend. The video of him recorded in a production studio accompanied by a beer remains number one on YouTube; and at the moment it already has more than 20 million views and more than 3 million like. (AND)