They Criticize J Balvin For Winning The 'Afro-Latin Artist Of The Year' Award, But He Responds

J Balvin is back in the eye of the storm. The Colombian reggaeton celebrated by having won an award as the ‘Afro-Latino Artist of the Year’, recognition announced by the African Entertainment Awards USA (Aeausa). The interpreter of “Agua” was happy about the award on social networks, but did not think that it would generate a wave of criticism against him.

J Balvin celebrates his award for ‘Afro-Latino Artist of the Year’. Photo: Instagram capture

Before long, many netizens launched strong comments against the urban genre singer. Among them was the harsh criticism of the Colombian rapper and composer Mabiland, who called him “out of place.”

“White man Latino misplaced and appropriating. How far are you willing to go to gain recognition? No more! Enough of this s ***. (…) Someone on your team must tell you to stop now, man, this is insane, it is good that one may want to go around appropriating shit and hope that nothing happens. What rubbish all this, ”Mabiland wrote on Twitter.

J Balvin is criticized for winning the ‘Afro-Latino Artist of the Year’ award. Photo: Twitter capture

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Multiple users too They reminded J Balvin of the controversy he starred in in October for his video clip of the song “Perra”, which was described as “racist” and “misogynistic” in Colombia.

“Yes, the same guy made the song” Perra “where he” walked “two Afro women with dog collars, he being a white man who has plenty of privileges,” reads another tweet.

J Balvin is criticized for winning the ‘Afro-Latino Artist of the Year’ award. Photo: Twitter screenshots

They remind J Balvin of his controversy over a “Perra” video clip. Photo: Twitter capture

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The organization defends itself

The Aeausa organization came out in defense of the interpreter of “With height” and explained that The category is aimed at any artist based in Latin America, who is contributing to African culture, especially the Afro-beat musical genre.

“It is not based on race, but more importantly, in promoting African culture on the world stage,” he said.

They criticize J Balvin for winning the ‘Afro-Latin artist of the year’ award, but he responds

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