J Balvin: The controversial video of his song “Perra” was removed from YouTube

The video “Perra”, song by J Balvin in collaboration with the Dominican Tokischa, it was removed from YouTube for containing controversial scenes: two women appear wearing dog collars, ears and noses while being subdued by a man.

The Colombian has not commented so far on the measure of the video platform, but according to sources in the Colombian music industry, He would have been the one who asked his public relations team to withdraw the material due to the rejection it has caused.

And it is that while the followers of the interpreter of “Morado” celebrated the launch of the single, which was intended to be a success, and complained that it had been discharged, others They have celebrated the decision because they consider that the content of the clip is sexist and misogynistic.

One of the first to make her critical position clear was the Colombian Vice President and Foreign Minister Marta Lucía Ramírez, who labeled the production of ‘macho, racist and misogynist’ Well, you can see how Balvin subjects women to necklaces that symbolize the power he has over them.

It is worth mentioning that the video for “Perra” was removed from J Balvin’s official YouTube account; Nevertheless, In different accounts of the platform you can still view the images of this audiovisual production and we leave it to you next:

This is not the first controversy in which the reggaeton is involved. A few weeks ago, he starred in an exchange of public messages with Resident after making a call for a boycott of the Latin Grammy 2021 after the nominees for the awards were announced.

The Colombian expressed his outrage at the decision of the Latin Recording Academy because, as he stated, the artists of the urban genre they are not valued. René Pérez uploaded a video to his IGTV to question what his colleague said and compared his music to a hot dog cart.

J Balvin took the time to respond to the Puerto Rican with a simple message: “Respect your opinion”, And created merchandising based on this fast food stand. After that, Residente was not silent and revealed that his colleague called him to “beg” him to remove his video and described it as “the lukewarm one from Medellín.”