By Marina Charalambous

At the center of negative comments has been in the last hours or Helen Fourieraon the occasion of her new song entitled ‘Disco tech’which is an adaptation of Israeli song ‘Moabet’ released in 2021. The track is signed by Israeli DJ and producer Italy Galoone of the most famous artists of the dance scene in his country.

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The criticisms focus not only on the musical choice, but also on the public image of the creator. THE Italy Galo It has a strong presence in social networks, where it often posts content related to the Israeli army. According to his posts on his Instagram account, the artist seems to be actively supports Israeli military operationswhile his music is often heard in videos depicting soldiers.

Her choice Fouriera to adapt this song has caused strong reactions On social media. Many users, even her loyal fans, express the disapproval them for the musical content, for the creator’s face behind it, and for the timing that the singer chose to make this release.

The negative comments received by Eleni Fouriera

“Do you know my Helen, you could say no to this collaboration at this particular moment.”, “I have been a big fan for years, I am really ashamed of it.”, “Boyer now, so sorry.”, “Well didn’t he be ashamed?” “Very bad timing to sing with credits from Israel.”

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At present, the Helen Fouriera has not been officially placed on reactions. But undoubtedly this wave of negative comments that began on social media comes to remind you that in the modern age of immediate information and social networks, artistic choices are not only judged by aesthetic or musical criteria.

Are directly or indirectly connected with the wider socio -political environment And with all that is happening around us. And maybe even the absolute “Hit”before reaching the charts, to have to get through this “informal filter of social sensitivity”. Otherwise it will be judged … And as they all show, it will be strictly judged.