тιԍнт outfits, tantalizing ʙuтт wobbling and drug use on stage – this is too much for the Dominican Republic. The government has now banned a concert of Miley Cyrus.
Of the many negative comments about her new permissive I Miley Cyrus has never let impress. “Embarrᴀssing”, “disgusting” – these were the reactions to their performances. But they kept the Getwerke and the half-naked in Rumhopsen on stage and sat on various occasions one better. About when they get an infected joint on stage at the recent MTV Europe Music Awards in Amsterdam.
Honored could say: She has her own style. But precisely because of such stage-practices Cyrus has now a less commitment. The Dominican Republic has banned a concert by the 21-year-old mid-September in the capital, Santo Domingo. For moral reasons, as it was called by a commission of the government as the reason.
The committee monitors public appearances. And Cyrus obviously beyond the scope of the illegals because they often “acts performing that violate the morals and customs” – and which are punishable under Dominican law. Neither Cyrus nor the concert organizers have responded so far to the arrangement.
Cyrus’ concerts are also in other countries, at least on the radar of the index stands. In New Zealand, where it is to occur in early October, criticized Sittenwächter the show as “porn”. “Parents should save their money rather,” citing the “New Zealand Herald” the spokesperson for the lobby group Family First.
