The ultra Vito Quiles denies that singing ‘Cara al sol’ is an apologia for the Francoist dictatorship

The ultra agitator Vito Quiles has assured on social media that singing 'Cara al sol' does not constitute an apology for the Francoist dictatorship, after spreading a message in which he recounts an incident that occurred in the Canary Islands.

In a post on the social network X, he shows how a follower talks to him on Instagram and claims that the escort of minister Ángel Víctor Torres went to reprimand some people to remove the music for considering it an apology for Francoism. According to his version, the agents would have warned of possible consequences if the reproduction did not cease.

Quiles himself responds to that situation denying any illegal connotation or exaltation of the dictatorship, stating: “It is not an apology for anything. Keep putting it whenever you feel like it”, in a message that has generated controversy on social media. 

The agitator sentences the conversation between laughs ironically stating that "we are the best country in the world".