A father attacks a comedian for making a strong comment about his three-month-old son

The well-known comedian Jaime Caravaca, famous for his collaborations and his controversial dismissal from David Broncano's 'La Resistencia' program, was the protagonist of an incident this Monday night in a place in Madrid. During his performance, Caravaca was attacked by Alberto G.D.J., alias 'Pugilato', an activist linked to the extreme right.

The conflict had its origin in comments that Caravaca made on social networks a few days before, directed towards Alberto's three-month-old son. In the middle of the performance, 'Pugilato' went on stage and, after a brief exchange of words, hit the comedian. The incident was captured on video and quickly went viral on social media.

“Who are you?” Caravaca asked the man who came on stage. Alberto took off his glasses, at which point the comedian recognized him. Without warning, 'Pugilato' punched him. Mentioning that his action was due to the inappropriate comments that Caravaca had made about his son, urging the comedian to repeat them “to the face, here and now.”

The public present tried to intervene to calm the situation. Alberto, visibly upset, tried to apologize to the attendees, explaining that "I am just a father who defends his son." He insisted that Caravaca's comments were strong in nature and that "that has its consequences." When Caravaca tried to reply, he received another blow.

Alberto, known in some media as 'the Nazi rocker', had acquired public notoriety after a prosecutor requested prison for him for a hate crime, after applauding the massacre perpetrated by a supremacist in New Zealand.

On the other hand, this is not the first time that Caravaca has been involved in controversies due to his comments on his social networks; He had previously made similar comments about the son of a Vox deputy.