Interiors do not see tipiqueros cool? Chavez responds

accordionist Jonathan Chavez defended mainstream music, after urban genre artist Nerry Money tried to devalue it.

In an interview with Flow la Música, Money said that it is false that urban singers do not have as much popularity in the interior of the country as tipiqueros singers.

The young man also mentioned that the tipiqueros put on a show and that the people left.

“Inside, we are like artists from another country. Typical music singers are not perceived as something cool, but quite normal,” he said.

These statements were sufficient for Chavez take a break from her busy schedule and answer Money.

Chávez reminded the young man that the typical marking is from Monday to Sunday and not only in the interior of the country, but throughout the territory.

In the same way, he boasted about the thousands of followers that the tipiqueros have. Chávez then accepted Money’s apology, who admitted his mistake at the end of the video.

“I didn’t see any excuses. You’re waiting for a lesson and you don’t win, but you learn. We all make mistakes, but when you don’t know, you don’t think,” he stressed.

He emphasized that there are many ways to respond without offending the tipiqueros.

The statements of both of them caused a heated debate on social networks.