Vilagarcía will cancel a Mägo de Oz concert if he doesn't correct his "frivolous remarks" about drugs and prostitution.

The Vilagarcía de Arousa City Council has announced that it will cancel the Mägo de Oz concert scheduled for August 19th if it does not rectify the "frivolous" comments one of its members made during a performance in Asturias about drugs and prostitution, referring to political corruption and asking not to be robbed of "whores and cocaine."
As reported by Europa Press, the group performed in the town of Llanera in recent days, and its guitarist, Víctor de Andrés, not only insulted Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, but also referred to the plot involving Koldo García, José Luis Ábalos, and Santos Cerdán in the following way: "Stop stealing our cocaine and whores, especially."
Following these controversial remarks, the local government of Vilagarcía, a PSOE party, announced in a statement on Tuesday that it had contacted the band to request a public rectification and to warn them that the contracting process for the concert, under the negotiated, non-publicized format, "is not yet finalized." "No matter how much it is disguised as humor, trivializations about prostitution or drug use cannot be tolerated," the City Council stated.
"It doesn't seem very appropriate to insult a Prime Minister, regardless of his or her name or political affiliation, but it is unacceptable to try to trivialize or trivialize two such sensitive issues," the local government insists.
The City Council emphasizes that when it considered hiring Mägo de Oz for the concert, it did so "based on their artistic creation and their career," regardless of their political views or those of any member of the group, "which are free, whether they like it or not."
ABC has reached out to the band for their reaction to the Pontevedra city council's announcement, but has yet to receive a response. However, it appears they have no intention of backtracking on their guitarist's words, as they've posted his entire speech on their Instagram profile.
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