Angela Torres's Kirchnerist speech in the middle of Lollapalooza

Lollapalooza Argentina once again brought together thousands of people at one of the most exciting music festivals in the country. However, one of the moments that generated the most repercussions on social networks was not only linked to music, but to a political message given by singer Ángela Torres during

While preparing to perform a cover of “La Cigarra”, popularized by Mercedes Sosa, the artist decided to make a brief reflection before the public. His words were linked to the 50th anniversary of March 24, 1976, a date that commemorates the beginning of the last coup d'etat in Argentina

“I'm going to sing a Mercedes Sosa song. And I think it's important to say that we are 50 years away from March 24. It's a time that a lot of us don't live in and that's why I feel that it's very important, between now and the next 50 years and forever, that we take responsibility for memory and truth,” said the singer from the stage

The artist's comment was interpreted by many users on social networks as taking a political stance in the

In this context, some critics pointed out that the discourse is part of a narrative that for years promoted Kirchnerism around historical memory and the interpretation of the period of the last military dictatorship.