How cool it is that grupero idols do not forget where they come from or their humble origins and that they return to their followers some of the much that they give them.
I mention this because recently Eme Malafe y Ride from Durangoshowed an enormous display of humility by participating in altruistic actions that speak highly of them.
Eme Malafe visited the inmates of the Barrientos Penitentiary Center in TlalnepantlaState of Mexico, where he performed his greatest hits, the most sung song being “El Niño”. The prisoners had a great time and enjoyed everything, forgetting a little about their confinement.
For its part, Ride from Durango stood in solidarity with the migrants affected by the raids in the United States and allocated all the proceeds from his performances last weekend to support families, street vendors and detained people facing legal expenses. hurricane winds, by the Duranguenses.
Finally, he told them that Male Band surprised by being included in the El Vive Latino lineup that will take place on March 14 and 15, 2026. The techno band will make everyone present dance with their hits “La Casimira”, “La Culebra” and “Un Indio quiere Llorar”, among many more.
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