The controversy arose from an event in Madrid, where chants targeting a Venezuelan leader were heard. The artist, who participated in the act, admitted to being carried away by the emotion of the moment, stating that his intention was never to promote insults.

In his statement, the artist emphasized that his career has always been linked to values of love, unity, and respect, and he sought to distance himself from any accusations of racism. He attributed his reaction to the intense context, asserting that it does not represent his usual behavior.

Although he apologized for the incident, the artist made it clear that he does not renounce his principles or his personal stance. He reiterated his commitment to seeking a free, democratic, and prosperous Venezuela, always based on respect and unity.

The incident has sparked an intense political and media debate. The Venezuelan Embassy in Spain condemned the chants, calling them racist and hateful, and demanded an apology for what occurred in Puerta del Sol. Various political figures have joined the discussion on the limits of public discourse and the responsibility of public figures in such situations.