Tired of listening to Luis Fonzi's Despacito at school and other successes of the reggeaton, Inti Cortez, a seven-year-old Chilean boy has decided to raise his voice in social networks.
The same thing does not happen to the child as to the Italians, who, although they hate him, cannot stop dancing. He can't stand reggaeton, so he asked his mother for help, who uploaded a photo of his son to Facebook holding a sign with which claim less reggaeton and more rock in schools.
Apparently, the child participated in an activity in Physical Education at school when about four songs followed by reggeaton were played.
"It loads him (it bothers him) ... The last song they put on was 'Despacito', and he can't stand it. He had to ask permission to leave class and breathe. That's how he told the teacher, and she answered that no, that he had to participate in the class, "the mother, Monica Romero, told the newspaper La Estrella de Valparaíso.
In Babies and more Seven strong reasons why children should not listen (and see) reggaetonWhen he got home, he told his mother and asked him what he could do. His mother, a rock lover, gave him the idea of making a poster, taking a picture and uploading it to Facebook to campaign. But he never imagined that it had the impact it has achieved: more than 5 thousand shares.
Reggeaton outside of schools
Reggaeton or reggeaton It is one of the most popular rhythms today, and although it is not an appropriate genre for children, the truth is that the rhythm is catchy and attracts attention. It is common to hear them sing lyrics that you cannot believe come out of the mouth of young children, who do not even know what they mean (thankfully!).
The mother asks that I know about space for other music too, and he is right. From schools it should educate in musical diversity, encouraging a taste for other rhythms, expanded his knowledge towards other genres that today's children barely know.
The child's claim against reggeaton is not isolated. The Women's Secretariat of the government of Coahuila (Mexico) is studying the expulsion of reggaeton from elementary schools, and without going any further, it has also been banned in Spain at some summer parties.
What do you think about reggeaton being heard in schools?
