THIS is the dramatic moment a furious dad punches a comedian on stage for making shock “paedo” comments about his baby son.
Spanish comedian Jaime Caravaca was in the middle of his show in Madrid on Monday night when an enraged attacker interrupted his performance to land him a heavy blow on the side of the head.
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Fellow Spaniard Alberto Pugilato left Caravaca cowering in the corner of the stage as he accused him of making “paedophilic comments” about his son.
“Say them to my face…you piece of trash…now!,” he screamed.
Pugilato had been referring to a vile response Caravaca had left underneath an image uploaded onto X (formerly Twitter) of him posing with his infant son the previous day.
The far-right activist dad had captioned the post “happiness and pride”, in which his baby boy’s face is covered with a red heart emoji.
However, hard-left comedian Caravaca left vile comments about sex acts involving the baby boy.
Pugilato then turned up at Caravaca’s show the following night to get revenge on him.
Footage taken by a member of the crowd captures the moment the dad storms up onto the stage.
He can be heard asking Caravaca “do you know who I am?” before aiming a punch at the comedian.
The room then quickly falls silent as Pugilato launches his scathing attack.
“What were you saying, huh? He’s three-months-old. Trash. Now what? Say it to my face…say it to my face now,” he spat.
One man tries to intervene in the commotion but Pugilato quickly apologises and appears to back down from the situation.
“I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m just a father who is defending his child. He has made sexualising comments about my three-month-old son,” he said.
However, he quickly turns his attention back to Caravaca, laying into him by calling him a “clown” before landing one last slap on his face.
Pugilato then appears to walk back off the stage.
The Spanish dad has since gone viral on social media for his outburst at Caravaca, who appears to have deleted his original comment off X.
Speaking to MultiCanal Radio, Pugilato said: “I have been very uneasy, with a feeling that I have not had in my life, very unpleasant and until I have had it in front of me I have not found peace.”
Many have since defended the dad for his actions, although others have also stood up for Caravaca’s right to free speech.
Spanish outlet El Mundo report that Pugilato is known for his involvement in far-right movements, often sharing messages against illegal immigration and the LGBT community.
On the other end of the extreme, however, Caravaca is known in Spain for his left-wing stance and LGBT activism.
“In support of the comedian’s comments, one X user said Pugilato “is not capable of understanding that his son could be gay”.
Following the attack, Pugilato took to X to post a picture of his dinner, a plate of ham and steak, saying: “Savouring a job well done”.
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