Toni Cantó has peaked. This is how the general public manifests itself through social networks when describing the last television appearance of the former politician, in which he sings the well-known song of the Maya bee trying to ridicule the Mexican actor Tenoch Huertawho plays a Mayan hero, Namor, in the recently released sequel to Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The Marvel actor spoke about the conquest of the Mayan empire by the Spanish, and former Ciudadanos makes a fool of himself again by getting into eleven-yard shirts.
Cantó has starred in the criticism of the Mexican actor through a monologue in the television program that pretends to be a kind of “Late night” With Tonibroadcast on Saturday nights on the ultra-conservative network 7NN.
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The former politician has presented this television space since he left his position at the head of the Spanish Office created for him to direct by the Community of Madrid, a position for which he received almost 80,000 euros a year from the public treasury and which he did not carry Go ahead project of any draft.
If I have seen (and heard) you too pic.twitter.com/DiI5VekbEm
Raquel (parody) (@RaqeulCarbalall) November 13, 2022
During the monologue, the former deputy sings, looking at the camera and moving his hands from side to side in a ridiculous way, the following text: “Maya the superhero eats children. He extracts the hearts of their bodies. Always with good intentions. ( It’s leftist) Maaayaaaa, Maaaayaaaa, sacrifice humans for fun.”
Users have been dispatched with opinions such as “He’s hit rock bottom”, “He can’t go any lower”, “He has just won the opposition to the village idiot” or “he has sacrificed a pasta in a beach bar for doing nothing to win it anyway but making a bigger fool every day”.
Toni Cantó has just won the oppositions to fool of the town https://t.co/pDBaEc5aaJ
— stressed mothers. (@madresadas) November 14, 2022
You have to admire Toni Cantó, he has sacrificed a pasta in a beach bar for doing nothing to win it the same but making a bigger fool every day. https://t.co/NdbMmGzQk9
— Kasmo ? Gulag (@Kasmo99) November 14, 2022
Definitively, Toni Cantó has reached the ceiling in his field. https://t.co/YG6B3kq60N
— Rubén Sanchez (@RubenSanchezTW) November 14, 2022
Take chest of the conquest of America
In relation to the Spanish conquest from the fifteenth century, the actor Tenoch Huerta said in an interview published in various world media: “The forgiveness thing does not keep us awake at night. We continue living and looking forward. But in historical terms perhaps if necessary. Apologizing to a person never hurts, even if it is only to build new paths of understanding”.
As explained by the media that have echoed Cantó’s controversy, as is the case of Cadena Ser, in the newspaper The world titled the interview with the Mexican actor “It is worthwhile for Spain to apologize for its past in America”, and that is where the former protagonist of 7 lives has entered the rag as a Miura.
??????? Pay attention to the words @Tonicanto1 dedicated to Namor from the latest Marvel movie. It goes with a song that reaches high levels of embarrassment!
All as a result of some statements by the actor @TenochHuertahow do you tell @adrianamourelos ???? pic.twitter.com/6lG0airw2p
– If Dawn (@siamanece) November 14, 2022
In the monologue, Cantó qualifies the new Marvel hero as the “first left-wing Hispanic superhero”, and reproduces other qualifiers seen on social networks such as “the first superhero who sacrifices children to ask for rain”. His speech before the camera ends with the unspeakable song with the music of the animated series about the little bee.
It seems that Cantó decided on this monologue without seeing the film, or hearing or reading the full statements of the new Mexican star, beyond the headlines. In addition to the slip involved in not knowing the true content of what he criticizes, the absurd and ridiculous way of showing his disagreement has once again exposed him.
The producers of the film sequel to Black Panther they include Namor as a Mayan anti-hero, a mutant of Aztec origin, who opposes the beings who turned his people into slaves, and now seek to invade his city to exploit its valuable resources.