Satanic Rituals Lead Turkey to Cancel Anyma Concert Planned for Sept. 12
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The Istanbul Governorship did not grant permission for the Anyma concert, scheduled to be held in Ataköy on September 12th, which drew criticism due to the use of satanic ritual symbols in the stage shows. This comes amidst growing public outrage against organizations that target the moral and spiritual values of society under the guise of art...
Anyma's concert, scheduled to take place at Ataköy Marina Arena on September 12th, was canceled by a decision of the governor's office. The concert had been targeted with accusations of being a 'satanic ritual'.
Anyma, a prominent electronic music event, canceled its concert scheduled for September 12th in Ataköy, Istanbul, following growing social media controversy over the visuals used in the stage shows. Some of the visuals used in the event were alleged to contain "satanic symbols."
The concert by Anyma, an electronic music project planned for September 12th in Ataköy, was canceled by the Istanbul Governorship. The reason given was that the concert negatively impacted the development of young people and contained "satanic" elements. The digital figures used by Anyma in their concerts also sparked controversy.
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