Justin Timberlake manifiesta su dolor por la masacre de Orlando

Estados Unidos vivió este domingo en Orlando, Florida, uno de sus capítulos más oscuros. Un hombre de 29 años abrió fuego en una discoteca popular entre la comunidad gay, matando al menos a 50 personas e hiriendo a otras 53. Es el peor tiroteo múltiple registrado en la historia del país. Artistas de Estados Unidos y todo el mundo se manifestaron a través de las redes sociales: «¿Qué es lo que está sucediendo? Mi corazón se está rompiendo en este momento por las víctimas y las familias de este acto desalmado. Simplemente no lo entiendo», dijo Justin Timberlake en Twitter.

What gives? My heart is breaking right now for the victims and families of this heartless act. I just don't get it.#PrayForOrlando

— Justin Timberlake (@jtimberlake) 12 de junio de 2016

Last night – in celebration of pride- a group of people – people like you or me or your neighbors or family were dancing & listening to music & celebrating life, just like you or me or your neighbors would. And then, one man and his guns took that life away from them. That's cruel. And it's exactly against what America stands for. I try to make music that hopefully brings joy to people and makes people dance and makes people feel and makes people LOVE… Because there's nothing more pure and beautiful than that act- and the fact that that resulted in the largest mass shooting in American history leaves me heartbroken. I used to LIVE there. I hope we can wake up and realize we are ALL THE SAME. Just humans. One species. Just wanting to be LOVED. #PrayForOrlando #MoreLoveLessHate

Una foto publicada por Justin Timberlake (@justintimberlake) el 12 de Jun de 2016 a la(s) 12:34 PDT