Exclusive | Dem challenger in Texas House race starred in his own bizarre music video where he played a pervert

A Latin Grammy winner challenging GOP Rep.Monica De La Cruz in Texas once starred in a bizarre music video as a pervert who masturbates in public — and has a strange history of making homophobic remarks on social media, The Post has learned.Tejano singer Bobby Pulido won the Democratic primary earlier this month in the state’s 15th Congressional District as the moderate in the race who has taken nearly $1 million in contributions from the Blue Dog Coalition and focused on voters’ economic concerns, border security and local issues.But a review of his social media presence stretching back more than a decade suggests he may be more interested in pleasing himself.In a music video for his song “Dias de Ayer,” Pulido pantomimed as multiple characters including an exhibitionist, who wraps himself in a red blanket while repeatedly masturbating and even exposing himself to a woman while apparently on a private jet flight.The two-time Latin Grammy winner seemingly caused such a stir with the 2010 video — which also displayed him as a homosexual admirer of the serial exhibitionist figure — that he faced questions from the Mexican press about his sexuality the same month it was released on an eponymous album.“People are opening up more.

I can even tell you that when I started my career, I saw the whole situation (of gays) very differently.At first, they said I was gay; there were rumors that I was like that,” Pulido told the outlet El Norte in a translated Spanish language March 2010 interview.The singer noted that his father was surprised to see him act as a gay character and that media outlets “started circulating that kind of rumor, which isn’t true, I can swear on the Bible that I’m not” — something he appears to have actually done to try to put the rumor to bed.That wasn’t enough to fend off one male journalistic admirer who made inappropriate sexual advances on him in 2017, Pulido claimed in an interview with the Spanish-language program �...