The North American group Village People participated in the closing of Donald Trump’s “Victory Rally”, an event that brought together thousands of supporters in Washington before the inauguration of the president-elect of the United States. At the end of the rally, Trump took the opportunity to perform his already famous choreography to the sound of “YMCA”, one of the songs that became emblematic of his campaigns.
Although the song choice has caused controversy in the past, the group’s lead singer, Victor Willis, recently justified the decision to allow the song to be used, highlighting that “YMCA” is a global anthem that can help unite the country after a political campaign. marked by divisions.
The moment in which Trump dances, accompanied by the performance of the Village People, quickly went viral, becoming one of the highlights of the event. The band also announced that it will perform at several events related to Trump’s inauguration, underlining its intention to promote unity through music, regardless of political preferences.
