The singer has reflected on national society in what is one of the darkest days in recent years
The DANA that has hit Spain this week has left countless damages caused by the floods, especially in the east of the country, with the Valencian Community as the most affected area where the deaths number in the dozens.
It is a tragedy that is already part of the black history of our country like the Turia flood, also in Valencia, in 1957 or that of Vallés in the early 60s.
Natural disasters that leave an entire country devastated Although, for some critical voices, this terrible event has not united the nation as it used to.
It is the opinion of José Manuel Soto who, through his X account (formerly Twitter) has reflected on the atmosphere in Spain in the midst of the tragedy.
«I remember a time when there was a catastrophe in Spain we all came together to helpforgetting our differences,” he wrote, in a message that has provoked dozens of responses.
According to the Sevillian singer, this solidarity is not being observed in the face of this tragedy caused by DANA and has criticized society certainly polarized in which we find ourselves.
I remember a time when when there was a catastrophe in Spain we all came together to help, forgetting our differences. Now I observe with sadness that we even take advantage of meteorological disasters to blame each other, we are beginning to look like a society…
— Jose Manuel Soto (@JOSEMANUELSOTO1) October 30, 2024
«Now I observe with sadness that we take advantage even of the meteorological disasters to blame us to each other, we are beginning to look like a failed society…” he stated, in a tweet that many agree with.
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