Inmates at tough Izalco Jail in El Salvador wrote to prison chiefs asking for permission for a disco and a show by a female dance group so they could celebrate a famous South American religious festival in style.
But the footage taken by a prisoner on his mobile showed the women dancers were the sort you find in so-called gentlemen’s clubs, not ballet classes.
The video, which has surfaced on social media sites in the past few days, is now causing a headache for government officials who have promised to investigate.
Prisons Minister Rodil Hernandez has been quick to shift the blame onto his predecessor Nelson Rauda, insisting the controversial party took place in September 2012.
The official request to stage the party, sent by then-prison chief Jose Abarca on behalf of inmates to the country’s former Prisons Director, has also been leaked to local press.
It shows how they asked for permission for cells to remain open all day to mark Virgin of Mercy Day, celebrated through the Spanish-speaking world, before the raucous party.
Another inmate can be heard shouting: “Dance, dance, come here, don’t worry no-one’s going to touch you” as three women end up naked in the prison patio, lapdancing on the wolf-whistling men’s laps.
The 41-second video is understood to have been found on a phone confiscated from a criminal gang member as part of a separate investigation.
The celebration has already been dubbed the Izalco Pornoparty.
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