Ricky Muñoz, lead singer of Intocable, uses «levers» to get vaccinated against the coronavirus

• Ricky Muñoz became a trend in social networks
• The vocalist of Intocable assured that he used his «levers» to get vaccinated against the coronavirus in the United States
• «The vaccine does not hurt, I only lasted 2 days with a sore arm,» he said on his Twitter account

What a scandal! Ricky Muñoz, vocalist of the group Intocable, originally from Zapata, Texas, He assured that he used his “levers” to get vaccinated against the coronavirus in the United States, so his name became a trend on social networks and caused all kinds of reactions.

In several messages that resurfaced from his official account Twitter, which he published on December 22, Ricky Muñoz unleashed criticism from his followers.

When a user asked him how they handle coronavirus vaccines in the United States, if it was a free market or the government decides on its distribution, the vocalist of Intocable, without qualms, replied: «No, not yet, I have my levers.»

«Classic pocho hangs … presuming it is corrupt», «Corrupt shit …», «Filthy rat», «Pin … corrupt», «What a pin … naco you are, you move by ‘levers’, you are a nacazo …» , «This hangs … he’s a Texan put … it’s worth seeing …».

In another message, Ricky Muñoz confessed to having been «vaccinated as a dog», but his health was optimal.

«The vaccine does not hurt»: Ricky Muñoz

But that would not be all, since the vocalist of Intocable, who perhaps did not imagine the impact that his statements would cause, answered the question that a follower asked him: “The second dose, when is it applied? Does the vaccine hurt?

PHOTO Twitter Ricky Muñoz

Ricky Muñoz assured that the coronavirus vaccine did not cause him pain and that he only lasted two days with a sore arm and «with a ching … of thirst.» The second dose is applied on January 9. On the next page, more information …

While most of Ricky Muñoz’s followers were pleased that he had been vaccinated against the coronavirus, one person asked him the reason why he had preference, to which another user replied: «Because it was corrupt.»

Another tweet from the vocalist of Intocable would be missing, because when asked about the cost of the vaccine, he said that it was 20 dollars.

Known for having interaction with his followers, Ricky Muñoz probably did not realize what his confession would provoke, as he continued to tweet «like nothing» for several days until his name became a trend on social networks.

Just yesterday, the singer, seeing the commotion that his messages had caused, said: «Twitter, where everything you say will be used against you.»

«Well, of course, cab …, maybe you swallowed the vaccine of my wife who is a doctor and who has not stopped seeing Covid patients since this thing began, just because you say you sing. No mam … «,» If I screwed up … compa, by pin … I looked presuming that you already got vaccinated, well, how cool for you and your influence peddling «, you can read in some comments.

According to information from Agencia Reforma, last June it was announced that five members of the Intocable group had tested positive for the coronavirus, except Ricky Muñoz.

René Martínez, Félix Salinas, Sergio Serna, Johnny Lee Rosas and Juan Hernández, who has already left the group, were in quarantine.

In a video that he released on Instagram, the Intocable vocalist reported that his colleagues were not infected by the self-concerts they offered at the time, but that they, in their free time, contracted the virus.

Faced with the controversy unleashed by his saying about the «levers», Muñoz shared a note from Eyewitness New, where it is explained that some hospitals in southern California administered doses to non-priority people, since the vaccines had been withdrawn from refrigeration, they were about to expired and were not used because health workers rejected their application.

In his most recent tweet, he wrote: «Don’t believe what you read and half what you see …».

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