After Javier Milei’s accusations, celebrities launched a campaign in support of Lali Espósito on social media

After Javier Milei lash out Lali Esposito and called her “Lali Depósito”, many Argentine artists supported the singer on social networks.

One of them was Catriel Ciavarelladrummer Dividedwho published a photo of her ex on her Instagram account, where she has more than 157 thousand followers Almost angels.

Furthermore, in the post he added a video in which he shows himself wearing a t-shirt featuring the image of the interpreter of Discipline and uploaded an excerpt of the moment the President called her out.

“On Saturday I wanted to play Cosquín with Lali’s shirt. There were already many reasons to do so. And today, unfortunately, there are others who rush this post; “The president’s degree of misery is unprecedented – or too grim – and becomes unbearable,” the musician wrote.

And he added: “This time it was an interview with three puppets who acted as interlocutors and who, being the good and mediocre shits that they are, not only didn’t have the slightest dignity to stop the car in the face of the lack of respect, rubbish and infamy. Otherwise they joined in on the clown’s humor.”

“I will not stop to say why everything he says is unfounded, without foundation and goes beyond all limits, nor why Lali deserves the support of all those who say they are good; because one thing matters more: every person who doesn’t want it or doesn’t see it, or invents or believes a stupid argument – like some of those who are already going around – is as miserable as him. Like them,” he closed.

But Catriel wasn’t the only one. Ricardo Mollo He also supported Lali and did so through an Instagram story in which he stated: “The only ‘power’ that artists have is the ‘power’ to bring joy to those who love that art…”.

“We don’t deviate from what’s important. We are not the socio-economic problem of this country of ours”, added the leader of the Divididos together with a photo of Lali singing the national anthem on the eve of the World Cup final in Qatar, where the national team beat France.

Emiliano Brancciari, singer of the band No Te Va Gustar, published a message on the social network