The President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), shared the playlist on the platform of Spotify of the songs that have been played during some of the mornings to illustrate his words or as a tribute to the artists.
The president announced on social networks that he created a playlist on the streaming music platform of 17 songs used to end some of the morning press conferences.
Among the artists who AMLO included in his list Spotify are Silvio Rodríguez, Óscar Chávez, Armando Manzanero, Joan Manuel Serrat, Marco Antonio Muñiz, Rocío Durcal and Juan Gabriel, Rubén Blades and Los Tigres del Norte. But there are also artists like Amaury Pérez, Calle 13 and Tropa Vallenata.
Los Tigres del Norte, AMLO’s favorite on Spotify playlist
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Despite having a diversity of artists in its
playlist
of SpotifyLos Tigres del Norte seem to be AMLO’s favorites not only to accentuate his ideas on issues such as the migration of Mexicans to the United States.
As was the case on the morning of May 5, when
AMLO
transmission of the song “We are more American”, in relation to the declarations of the governor of Texas, Greg Abbot, about when he quoted the beginning of the song: “I did not cross the border, the border crossed me”.
#InTheMorning | President @lopezobrador_ He responded again to the statements of the governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, with the song “Somos más Americanos” by Los Tigres del Norte and reiterated that he will not allow Mexicans to be offended. pic.twitter.com/hY14wP7yiJ
— Azteca News (@AztecaNoticias) May 5, 2022
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The President ended the morning with the song “America” by Los Tigres del Norte and Calle 13.
In the
morning
from May 26, AMLO He used one of the songs from Los Tigres del Norte again to talk about Mexican migrants in the United States.
On that morning he used the song “The Golden Cage” to refer to those migrants who seek to return to their places of origin.
In the playlist of AMO in Spotify There is also the version of “El Necio” by Silvio Rodríguez performed by Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller, when the President was still a candidate.
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