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In addition to being an unwelcome citizen in Guadalajara, in Tijuana he has also caused a problem for the promoter who took him since his concert was 7 hours late, and the fine could be 1 million pesos.
WRITING
CDMX. The singer Junior H was officially banned in Zapopan, Jalisco, after having performed “El Azul” and “El Hijo Mayor” during his presentation at the Palenque of the October Festival, despite the current ban against narcocorridos in the municipality
Mayor Juan José Frangie confirmed that the artist, whose real name is Antonio Herrera Pérezwill not be able to appear again at events organized in Zapopan, and furthermore, although the sanction could reach 400 thousand pesos, the municipality applied a minor fine “as a warning” and it was 33 thousand pesos for failing to comply with local regulations that sanction the apology of the crime.
“He may sing in another place, but not here,” declared the mayor, after pointing out that the songs “El Azul” and “El Hijo Mayor” were not included in the setlist that the production had previously delivered to the authorities.
Both songs refer to organized crime figures: “El Azul”, popularized along with Peso Pluma, Natanael Cano, Gabito Ballesteros and Óscar Maydón, alludes to Juan José Esparragoza Moreno, alias “El Azul”, and mentions Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán with the verse “in my blood I bring 701”. For its part, “El Hijo Mayor” tells the story of Édgar Guzmán, son of the Sinaloa boss murdered in 2008.
WHAT HAPPENED IN TIJUANA
Junior H, had a concert last Sunday on the esplanade of the Caliente Stadium in Tijuana, BC. As part of his tour “Mexico in tears $Ad Boyz Tour”, the show gave a lot to talk about since it had a schedule from 8:30 p.m. and went up until 3:00 a.m. on Monday. The reason for the delay according to the interpreter was due to the dense fog that forced them to land in Mexicali and travel by road. However, the Secretary of the Municipal Government of Tijuana, Arnulfo Guerrero León, said that regardless of what happened, the promoter MusicVibe held the event at a different time and that could make them subject to a fine of 1 million pesos for doing the show on a different day than the one on which the permits were requested, since the show lasted until six in the morning.