If something that in this civilization has no limits, that is a musical composition. As such, a song does not recognize idiomatic or cultural walls, and spreads its charm even under conditions of censorship and total control.
That is why it was not surprising when a song by El Dipy it sounded on Neymar’s high-definition speaker when PSG, the Parisian team in which he plays alongside Ángel Di María, Mauro Icardi and Leandro Paredes, qualified for the Champions League final.
Nor that he crowned the celebrations of Sevilla Fútbol Club for obtaining the Europa League, making a band danced led by compatriots Lucas Ocampos, Ever Banega and Franco “El Mudo” Vázquez from Cordoba.
Of course, as much as the world fits a song, that a tropical creation like By-Tusa leaking into such events generates satisfaction and pride in its creator. Of that, precisely, El Dipy reported in The Night of Mirtha, the Saturday program now hosted by Juana Viale.
“When the PSG thing happened, I had almost 80,000 followers on Instagram in an instant in one day, and they began to speak to me Chinese, French, and I thought ‘what do I say? How do I explain that I’m bitching on the chorus? ‘ Because now that they hear me everywhere I wanted to answer them, then I would answer them by putting what came out of the translator, ”said El Dipy, who for a few days has had a sour socio-political exchange with Pablo Echarri.
“This is very strong for me, I think I did not finish assimilating it. Yesterday I made 27 notes for everyone. Last night Maluma was talking about what happened to Neymar, the girlfriend (who is his ex-girlfriend) and everything that happened, and the first thing he said was ‘what a good topic they put when the game ended’. So … well, maybe after all this nothing happens, “he added.
Finally, El Dipy dispatched: “That’s it, excuse me. Can I say this at the table? They have it inside. Little kiss”.
Clearly, the Maradonian reference to El Dipy was addressed to the detractors that he added for his disbelief of politics as the engine of real change.
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