Vox was left fuming on Saturday after Pedro Sanchez shared his ‘summer playlist’ in a video posted to his official TikTok account.
The clip, clearly pre-recorded, shows the prime minister relaxing on a sofa in a casual green Oxford shirt.
He tells viewers how he has prepared a playlist for the summer featuring the songs that he has been listening to the most this year.
‘It’s pretty eclectic,’ he says, ‘so, I will give you three that for sure, will give you an idea of what I mean.’
The first song he chooses is El Baifo by Quevedo, followed by SS26 by British pop sensation Charli XCX and Tantas Cosas by Meloni.
He finishes the short clip by saying ‘I hope you all like them’ before wishing everyone a good summer.
The video, which has racked up almost 50,000 likes, sparked outrage at Vox HQ.
The far-right party laid into Sanchez for uploading the video a day after the chaos at the border in Ceuta.
It wrote in a post on Facebook: ‘Sanchez uploaded this to his TikTok TODAY. It’s not AI. F*****g psychopath.’
Sanchez has officially begun his summer holidays after arriving in Lanzarote on Saturday.
The prime minister will spend the next three weeks with his family at the government’s official residence of La Mareta.
Sanchez landed at Cesar Manrique-Lanzarote Airport at 1.07pm aboard a Spanish Air Force Falcon aircraft.
He then travelled by convoy to the residence in Costa Teguise, arriving shortly after 1.30pm.
The prime minister is expected to remain on the island until August 24, taking a break after an intense political period dominated by the migration crisis in Ceuta, where almost 50,000 people crossed irregularly from Morocco earlier this week.
His only confirmed public engagement during the holiday is scheduled for August 12, when he will travel to Yebes Observatory in Guadalajara to observe the total solar eclipse.
La Mareta has long served as the Spanish prime minister’s official summer retreat and has hosted successive heads of government during their holidays in the Canary Islands.
