The singer-songwriter has helped lead an international surge in what is known in the United States as regional Mexican music. He is best known for corridos tumbados, songs that tell stories of the Mexican drug trade.
A man was arrested last week for allegedly placing “narcomantas” on behalf of the Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación, threatening the singer were he to perform in the border town
The record label for Latin music artist Peso Pluma has canceled his tour stop in Tijuana, Mexico after threats were allegedly made against the Mexican artist.
A week after banners threatening Mexican breakout star Peso Pluma appeared in the city of Tijuana, his record company announced that his October 14 concert in that city will be canceled.
According to numerous reports, threatening banners signed with initials of a Mexican cartel warned the singer not to show up for his concert. Local authorities have been investigating the credibility of the threats.
The decision was reportedly made after numerous banners appeared on four major roads in Tijuana and threatened that his Oct. 14 show would be his last.
Peso Pluma officially cancels October concert in Tijuana amid reported cartel threats | Since Then
