Journalist Ana Francisca Vega raised concern on social media by posting a tweet about the alleged mass cancellation of concerts in the United States due to low ticket sales. In response to this situation, musical groups like Banda MS and Latin Mafia have come forward to clarify the situation through their press offices, stating that they have sold out their shows abroad.
Ana Francisca Vega mentioned in her post that the cancellation of events could be due to people's fear of being deported, which would be affecting ticket sales. The journalist asserted in her tweet: 'Not enough tickets have been sold... people are afraid to go to concerts and become easy prey for ICE.' Although she did not specify which cancellations she was referring to, bands like Banda MS and Latin Mafia responded with press releases confirming that their shows are sold out.
In this context, Banda MS addressed Ana Francisca Vega's statements, questioning the reasons behind the concert cancellations in the United States. The band and other groups have wanted to assure the public that their shows abroad have high demand and guaranteed attendance, thereby dispelling rumors about the lack of public interest in their performances.
Amidst these accusations, both the artists and promoters of musical events have sought to clear doubts and confirm that ticket sales for scheduled concerts are booming. Despite the speculations, Banda MS and Latin Mafia have made it clear that their popularity and draw continue to rise, attracting a loyal audience that sells out available tickets for each of their performances.
