Farruko faces CRITICISM because he is a Christian

Farouko was in the midst of controversy after the announcement of his conversion to Christianity. Criticism of his decision to focus on his spiritual life has not stopped since he made it public last February.

This Sunday, May 15, Carlos Efrén Reyes Rosado, the singer’s real name, made an Instagram post in which he would respond to those who point out that he practices the Christian religion.

“I was the best artist, but I was the worst person. Υ when i tried to be a better person i became the worst artist“, He says about a photo where he appears above a scene.

As of this Monday, May 16, the post has received more than 400,000 likes and more than 11,000 comments, many of them reading colleagues of the genre showing their support and applauding that they remain steadfast despite the ridicule and criticism they have received.

“You are the best and I am proud of who you have always been off stage, as a good son, brother, father and good friend. Your legacy is already written, no one can erase it. God is more than good. Forward “, wrote Tito El Babino. “You are the beast, I admire you,” said Justin Quills.

Guaynaa, Raphy Pina, Baby Rasta and Gringo were other urban artists who reacted and expressed admiration and respect.

Why did Farouko decide to embrace Christianity?

The Puerto Rican declared himself a Christian during a concert in Miami, Florida, on February 11. Farruko said that the radical change he was going through was due to the fact that, despite his success and money, he had not found happiness and instead was affecting his personal life, because he was losing even his children.

“Today I can say that yes, that I have succeeded, that I am doing well, that I have achieved many things, I have all the success in the material world. “I had the number one song last year (” Pepas “) Thank God, but I’m telling you something, I cried at night, I felt empty at night, I was number one, I have the best cars, I have everything, I could not see my children” , she was honest.

Farouko also apologized on this occasion for the messages he sent to the youth through his successful musical themes, and even at that concert he refused to sing the song “Pepas”, which disappointed some of his fans and was strongly criticized. on social networks.

“I did not know the message I was saying in my songs […] “I’m not proud of that,” Farruko said during a concert where he revealed that he was a Christian.