After comments circulated on social networks for and against the musical presentation of Martin Elias Diaz On Saturday, March 30 in Coveñas, Sucre, the young man spoke out and sent a message to his detractors.
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‘Martincito’ was the target of criticism for recreating the last photograph that Martín Elías took when he came off the stage seven years ago before his death in a traffic accident.
“What happened at that concert was a tribute to my dad and that’s why I wore the shirt he used because it’s like remembering my dad, how beautiful he left him alive, how nice it could have been regarding that date because that date is special and it’s been seven years since his death. ”said the young man.
He also thanked the people who have supported him in his singing process and assured that he will continue preparing to continue the legacy of his Díaz dynasty. “I am grateful to God for the moment, for how things turned out, for you, for the support. It is the first time that I sing more than one song in front of the public and I am going to continue preparing.”he added.
“EVERYONE LIVES THEIR GRIEF IN THEIR OWN WAY”
One of the people who spoke about the Martín Elías JR concert. It was Dayana Jaimeswho was surprised by the clothes that the young man wore and the photograph that was taken at the end of the concert, since it is similar to one of the deceased singer, generating controversy.
Jaimes’ words were supported by followers of the vallenato artist, but others criticized his ease. Regarding these comments, ‘Martincito’ expressed that everyone experiences their grief in their own way and asked to continue remembering his father with joy.
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“Everyone experiences grief differently, but I am not in favor of remembering people with sadness. It is valid and it is something that must happen, but I like to remember it with joy and for me it was an honor to show all the people that I continue to carry my old man in my mind that I love him so much.”, he expressed.
He added: “There were negative and positive comments and all of that is part of the process. I send a hug to all those people and may my God bless them.” At his first concert, Martín Elías Jr. had the support of his uncle Elder Dayan and the accordion players Iván Zuleta, Lucas Dangond, Álvaro López and Franco Argüelles.