‘Macarena’, in a cycle, is averse to antidote in New Zealand

New Zealand authorities “Macarena” is played on a loop And the hits of the American singer Barry Manilow for Try to inspire hundreds of opponents That’s what this Sunday is all about On the outskirts of Parliament for the sixth consecutive day To oppose compulsory vaccinations.

According to the ‘New Zealand Herald’ newspaper, Trevor Mallard, Speaker of the Wellington Parliament, began playing the song again on Saturday at a higher volume and on a loop in the public address system. Composed by Los Del Rio In 15-minute cycles with educational news about Manilow’s successes and Covid-19 Importance of vaccines.

However, the protesters responded Playing music on their own speakers Inspired by Canadian truck drivers to block the international bridge connecting Canada and the United States, mute the public address system and honk the truck’s horn to keep this fight against mandatory vaccinations alive.

Answers in networks

has caused fraudulent activity Many reactions on social networks, Among them is British singer James Blunt, who, in a controversial Twitter message, asked that the chosen music be held to account if it doesn’t work.

Neither these non-violent pressure measures nor the storm that has battered Wellington since Saturday, with heavy rain and winds of up to 130 kilometers per hour, have abandoned the hundreds of protesters who have camped out in front of Parliament for six days.

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