Nach not want 'more with drum rolls'

"I have my dignity. I want to completely dissociate itself from this campaign - 'I'll bring '-". It's clear. The rapper Ignacio Fornes, better known as Nach, going to have anything to do with the information campaign of the Ministry of Health about the pregnancies among youth.

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Legal actions, or demands, or nothing at all. Only the defense of his image. An image that has been damaged, according to the rapper explained by the "similarities" of his single 'vocal effects' [click to watch the video] with the announcement of Health [click to watch the video].

But what hurt more? His appearance found in the media about the 'only with a condom' or the possible relationship of his music with the announcement. The manager of Nach what is clear: "the campaign trivialized music 'hip-hop." That's what the fans think of music through letters, calls and mails he had expressed his dissatisfaction. Nach also believes that it trivialized him.

Has called correction, no money, no public apologies, just wants his name and his art are not mixed with the now famous' I do not crown with drum rolls.

The artist has also sought to soften the tone of last Sunday when they publicly denounced his discomfort. "I am not sure that is an adaptation of my song, simply say it is a possible adaptation, which has many similarities," he insisted.

For now, and although Nach creates Otherwise, all media have echoed his Rebound Health. Televisions, radios and digital media playing their song, number 6 on the list of Promusicae. Nach has never been as famous as now.

Regard to the criticism with the disclosure that the rapper is being done with the controversy, Nach defends itself by ensuring that it "is going very well." "Full concert halls and did not need this for a living. But I can not stay at home knowing that the club thinks I had something to do with the campaign."

Nor is concerned about the threats of the advertising agency responsible for the ad, which on Monday began legal action against the musician. "We worry that condemns us, but we do not sue or denounce," said the artist's brother and lawyer, Mario Fornes.

It has also launched a challenge on a personal level for Health and other campaigns. "If they want to reach out to young people why not hire people who are engaged in specialized and exclusively to this." Dissociate completely from his record label, Universal, in its editorial, Clippers, and the General Society of Authors, Nach has been erected as a defender of hip-hop culture.