A ban on music glorifying the chaos at the ceremony in Mexico: “A violent attack on our artist, group and crew”

A Mexican artist was forced to flee the concert stage on Saturday, after the fans angered by saying that he was banned by the government from singing popular songs glorifying drug dealers.

“Narcocorridos” is a controversial sub -type of music in Mexico, which celebrates the exploits of the country Drug gangs.

The songs drew the attention of the president Claudia ShinbomIn recent days, a musical competition “for peace and against addiction” has launched, seeking to face drug popularity among young people in Mexico and the United States.

The chaos erupted early on Saturday in the city of Texcoo, 15 miles outside Mexico City, when Louis R. The crowd’s Conerorquin that he could not sing his famous songs in the leaders of Sinalo Cartel.

Media and videos via the Internet, the singer who explains to the public shows that the government prevented him from singing songs.

“It is a law that must be respected … I also feel bad for not singing what you want to hear,” Conerryers said in the videos.

Boing soon escalated to the things and beer that are thrown at the singer and his band, who were forced to flee the theater. Later, nearly 20 people stormed the theater, destroying musical instruments and sound equipment.

Freddy Perez, the director of Conerrykra, said in a post on Instagram, that the artist obeys the government’s “not singing.”

He added that the situation “led to a violent attack on our artist, group and crew … the people’s reaction was very bad, and the destruction of tools and sound equipment.”

The state government confirmed the incident in a statement saying that there were no injuries. He urged “to overlook the violence, in reference to the numbers related to criminal acts or drug use” on public occasions.

Narcocorridos is banned on public occasions in states including Nayarit, Baja California, Chihuahua and Quintana Roo. This type has flourished on digital platforms, as his popularity strengthened Rags-To Riches in songs.

The United States replies after a leader’s face was shown at the concert

Earlier this month, the US State Department Unemployed members’ visas From a Mexican group, after being shown on the face of the drug card, on a large screen during a performance in the western state of Galissco. US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau, who was an American ambassador to Mexico during the first Trump administration, He said late on Tuesday on social media Work and tourism visas have been canceled for Los Algis del Branko members.

Controversy broke out during the weekend when he was directed Nemesio Rubén “El Mencho” Osegura Cervantes The layers were shown above the fire behind the band, which originally descended from Sinalua, during the ceremony.

OseGuera is the leader of the new generation Gilgsco Cartel, who was linked to farm salads that he was using to Cartel recruits training Perhaps getting rid of bodies in Gallisco, where researchers found human bone fragments, piles of clothes and shoes. The United States government offered a $ 15 million bonus For information that leads to Oseguera capture. In November, it was his son -in -law California was arrested After US officials said he was a fake death for “living a luxurious life” north of the border.

Cartel Jalisco is among other criminal groups in Mexico was specific As foreign terrorist organizations by the Trump administration.

While the photo was confronted by applause during the ceremony, the general prosecutors in Gallisco announced that they are calling the band to testify to achieve whether they promote violence, a crime that could lead to a sentence of six months in prison.

In December, video clips posted on social media from a town in West Michoan State showed a mark at the Christmas Show Thanks Galisco Cartel’s leader For gifts.

“Coalcoman Children thank Mr. Nemesio OseGuera and his children, 2, 3, and Delta 1, for the noble gesture. Thank you for your gifts,” I read a sign.

Shinbom said at the time that local officials were being investigated by any possible ties of the brand.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.