The Cuban reggaeton player Lenier Mesa made fun of his colleague and compatriot, Yulien Oviedo, in the midst of the controversy in which both are involved together with the composer David Calzado.
As if more “fuel on the fire” were needed, the interpreter of How do I pay you He brought up the subject again and made fun of Oviedo’s alleged homosexuality.
The issue started last week, when Mesa questioned Calzado about whether he had had a love affair with Oviedo, to which he, laughing, answered yes.
While many have considered Yulien’s reaction to be over the top and even homophobic, for being so incensed at what appears to have been a practical joke, the singer has brought up the subject practically every day.
The last thing he did was to announce the release of his next song, The bridlewhich will be dedicated to his controversy with Footwear.
In the midst of all this drama, Mesa provoked the reggaeton player again, mentioning the subject again, but now accompanied by another urban singer.
Mesa released another video on his social networks, this time with the controversial reggaeton singer Chocolate MC, to whom he asked the same question as Calzado.
The self-styled ‘King of the Delivery Men’ did not respond, but merely burst out laughing, which Lenier himself did as well. In the audio, more people are heard laughing.
Chocolate and Oviedo had also had problems in the past, and the delivery man was one of those who also accused Yulien of being homosexual, in his case, not as a joke.
The recently released rapper had sustained the accusations of a relationship between the producer, David Calzado, and the reggaeton player.
At the moment there has been no response from Oviedo, but the public hopes that it will arrive soon, since he has shown himself to be quite sensitive with Mesa’s joke.
Oviedo even threatened to sue both Lenier and Calzadostating that the video in which they both talk and laugh served as proof of their “slander”.
In this sense, these new words in public by Lenier could contribute to the lawsuit, since the former charanguero said in one of his direct statements that he had already inquired with his lawyers and that a legal process for defamation would begin.
