Spain's entry for this year's Eurovision song contest has sparked a heated debate among conservatives and feminists. Titled 'Zorra,' which can be translated as an anti-female slur, the song by the duo Nebulossa has become a viral hit, topping the charts on music platform Spotify. While some critics argue that the song denigrates women, others view it as a powerful anthem of empowerment.
The Feminist Movement of Madrid has lodged a complaint with state media, calling for the withdrawal of 'Zorra' from Eurovision on the grounds that it insults women. One Spanish bishop, José Ignacio Munilla, has described the song as evidence of a cultural crisis in the country.
