Spain Defends Controversial Eurovision Entry Amid Feminist Debate

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez supports 'Zorra' by Nebulossa, sparking discussions on sexism and cultural provocation.

Spain's Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, defends the Eurovision song 'Zorra' by Nebulossa, amid criticism for its 'anti-women' lyrics.
The song, meaning 'vixen' but often used as a slur in Spanish, aims to challenge sexist stereotypes and has become a viral sensation.
Critics, including the Feminist Movement of Madrid, argue the song insults women by repeating derogatory terms, while others see it as reclaiming language.
The European Broadcasting Union confirms 'Zorra' does not contravene Eurovision's rules against disreputable lyrics, allowing its participation.
The debate over 'Zorra' highlights the divide within feminist circles and among conservatives regarding its impact on gender stereotypes.