El Brujo “We’d be better off without culture minister” – Ideal Digital

El Brujo is unmistakable. Few artists gather as much admiration as his job is concerned. Today introduced the four works that represent the expected Cofidis Madrid Theatre from September 14, and has not bitten his tongue. While not a lover of controversy, the actor usually give holders, and if we are, with the world of culture so thin since the central government decided that cultural VAT had to be 21 percent. A figure never seen in Spain and has emptied the theater and movie halls, which is unparalleled in Europe.

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El Brujo , for all these reasons, said that “the world of culture will would be better if there were not a relevant minister “and criticized that” football tickets they would receive a VAT of 10%, while the theater or music have a 21% “. The actor has ies points on a time when the culture lives their lowest moments. In midsummer, and in Madrid, has presented the works to be interpreted in the month of September. “Shakespeare’s Women”, “Francis, God’s Jester”, “The Gospel of John” and “The dark light of faith” will perform the works.

El Brujo has also been defined as “liberal” and against “interventionist policies” as believed to be the cultural tax. “I think the state should not intervene and that should not put so fucked VAT”, said the Wizard, who considers unfair a “noninvasive itself as football” sport has a lower rate that culture, “life is sought with difficulty.” “I’m a liberal, and this interventionist policy of the Government look bad. It is best that no minister of culture. We will do better,” he asserted

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Despite the situation in showbiz by the economic crisis, Alvarez believes that it has a positive side is that “everyone will take place again,” after El Gran Wyoming, “a genius, convened on ‘I’m smarter than anyone else’ as a line of comedy” marked by “meanness and vulgarity” and that “they have followed many young comedians”. For this performer, comedy is “poetry” and a comic who “conveys their inner life,” as did the recently deceased Robin Williams, who said he liked because “conveyed a capacity for tenderness, love and tremendous need for humanity and a comic without humanity is lost. ”