The presenters mock the Andalusian accent, the picture of the patron saint of Almonte and the pilgrimage of El Rocío “I hope that to apologize they know find out how to do higher”, the president of the Junta de Andalucía factors out on his social networks
The humor “to be humorous is completed with respect and affection”. This is how forceful the president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno, has proven himself on his Twitter profile, when speaking concerning the parody broadcast on this system ‘Està Passant’ on TV3 concerning the Virgen del Rocío and Andalusian Holy Week.
In the video, which has been shared by the president of the Junta de Andalucía, you possibly can see how a member of this system enters the set, to the rhythm of the saeta ‘Cristo del madero’, with a dressing up that tries to emulate the costume of the Virgen del Rocío and who’s laughed at as a “rococo” gown. The lady carries a doll that represents the picture of the infant Jesus who’s handled as a personality by José Luís Moreno.
Humor is without doubt one of the hallmarks of our land, however to be humorous it’s achieved with respect and affection.
It is a scarcity of respect for #Andalusia, and 1000’s of Andalusians and their traditions. I hope that to apologize they know find out how to do it higher.pic.twitter.com/IF4rkO1CN2
— Juanma Moreno (@JuanMa_Moreno) April 8, 2023
The presenters, who mock the Andalusian accent, the picture of the patron saint of Almonte and a few traditions of the El Rocío pilgrimage, additionally speak about their sexuality, which has created outrage and controversy on social networks.
The parody has been described by the chief of the Andalusian PP as “a scarcity of respect for Andalusia, and 1000’s of Andalusians and their traditions.” For this purpose, Moreno hopes that “to apologize they know find out how to do it higher.”
The Bishop of #Huelva assures that “freedom of expression can not offend the religion of Catholics who specific their love and devotion to the Blessed Virgin of Rocío”
Bishop Santiago Gómez regrets the offense carried out by a tv program. https://t.co/8wFaivviPa
– Diocese of Huelva (@DiocesisHuelva) April 7, 2023
Juanma Moreno thus joins the statements of the Bishop of Huelva, Monsignor Santiago Gómez, who in a press release said that freedom of expression “can not offend spiritual beliefs, nor can it offend Rociero Catholics. The proper to freedom of thought and expression , acknowledged within the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, can not suggest the fitting to offend the spiritual emotions of believers, a precept that’s clearly legitimate for any faith”.
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