Orthodox Christians demand that Cyprus withdraw the “demonic” song of Eurovision

Cyprus. Decades of Orthodox Christians with crusades from the mother of the god enthroned religious hymns in front of the emissary state embryo the Saturday to demand that the country withdraw from the Eurovision Song Contest to its candidate, the song “El Diablo” .

Demonstrating events, between the two families, enter alzaban cartels with greyhounds, “Protestant pacifists, no to El Diablo”, “Arrepiéntete y regresa a Cristo” and “Cristo salva, Diablo mata”.

The issuer and the singer of the song say that it has been misinterpreted and that an abusive relationship has taken place in a couple.

The powerful Iglesia Orthodox pidió retreating the song because burla of the moral diseases of the country to abogar by “return the devil and promote his adoration”.

The supreme body of the church, the Santo Sínodo, said in a statement that the song “essentially the fatalist sum of the human beings to the authority of the devil” and exhorto the emissary was replaced by one that “express our history, culture, traditions and advertisements ”.

The issuer will state that it will not withdraw the competition song. The President of the Directorate, Andreas Frangos, reconsoió que se debería haber explicado mejor el messanje de la canción, que dice en uno sis versos, “di mi corazón al diablo … porque me dice que soy su angel.

For its part, the governing body respects all points of view, but can not suppress freedom of expression.

The interpretation of the song, the Greek artist Elena Tsagrinou, dijo who was treated by a woman who clamored for help because she fell in love with a “chico malo” apodado “El Diablo” que abusa de ella.

“The song sends a false message against abuse in all its forms,” ​​Tsagrinou said in a statement in The Associated Press. “In these times of ‘Moving Me Too’, this message is extremely relevant and can be found only in Cyprus in all of Europe and more.”

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