A.Chal was encouraging his followers to “wake up.”“I ain't buying this blackout trend,” he wrote on Instagram, expressing that most people posted a black image just to ride the wave without really supporting the cause. “We gotta come together and hold each other responsible!!
I will not stay silent!! I will educate myself and others.”The Peruvian-born artist, who has collaborated with Latin artists such as Lali, Darell, and Fuego, is one of the thousands of people who has taken the streets to protest against racial injustice and police brutality in the U.S.“This is something we even deal with within our own countries, whether it’s the black or indigenous community,” he exclusively tells Billboard.