The death of Atilio Veronelli at 65 has led many to remember a political satire that became a phenomenon on social media. In just a few stanzas of his popular song "Soy Facho", the artist managed to condense a biting critique of Javier Milei, provoking laughter and applause from the audience.
The lyrics of the song, full of sarcasm and irony, mock the political and economic stances of the presidential candidate, highlighting his far-right ideas and controversial statements. With a touch of black humor, Veronelli caricatures Milei and his speech, generating controversy and entertainment in equal measure.
In September 2023, Atilio Veronelli surprised the audience by releasing "Soy Facho", a song that brilliantly satirized President Javier Milei and his base of supporters. Using the melody of "Zanguango", the comedian managed to intelligently and sharply depict the key points of the libertarian ideology that Milei represented at that time.
Throughout the song, Veronelli mocks Milei's extreme stances, ridiculing his proposals and political vision. From his disdain for Keynesianism to his admiration for figures like Margaret Thatcher, each stanza of the song drips with critique and sarcasm towards the libertarian leader and his radical discourse.
With Veronelli's death, his song "Soy Facho" takes on special significance, reminding us of the power of humor and satire to analyze and question political reality. Through his verses, the artist uniquely and keenly captured the pulse of Argentine society at a crucial moment, leaving a legacy of critical humor that will endure in the collective memory.
