Changing the lyrics to Bad Bunny’s most recent songs, Kramer presented his routine based on Mario Kreutzberger’s controversial statements about the singer Puerto Rican.
With a very similar appearance, Stefan Kramer imitated Bad Bunny at the closing of the 2022 Telethon.
Singing songs like “Tití asked me” and & # 8220; Moscow Mule & # 8221 ;, the humorist appeared for almost 16 minutes in the solidarity crusade.
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Kramer took advantage of Mario Kreutzberger’s last words about the Puerto Rican singer to put together his routine .
Kramer imitates Bad Bunny
The impersonator spoke with Don Francisco and ‘Pancho’ Saavedra on stage, instance in which “the singer” he apologized to Kreutzberger, pointing out that he was actually someone he admired. In fact, he urged him not to give up his role in the Telethon.
The foregoing, considering that this year Don Francisco has played a secondary role in the animation of the crusade, delegating leadership to other faces of Chilean television. In this context, the question of his possible successor remains. Point that Kramer took in his routine, slipping that Saavedra could be a candidate.
Regarding the controversy, before the routine, Don Francisco assured that it was all due to communication problems, making the matter less serious.