Alejandra Guzmán Cancels Chihuahua Concert Over Promoter's Non-Compliance
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Singer Alejandra Guzmán canceled her August 22 concert in Chihuahua due to the local promoter's failure to meet financial, production, and logistical obligations.
- The cancellation is irrevocable and beyond the control of Guzmán and her team, who prioritized fan safety and experience.
- Ticket holders can seek refunds from Monoticket; the concert in Ciudad Juárez remains scheduled.
Alejandra Guzmán has canceled her upcoming concert in Chihuahua, scheduled for August 22 as part of her "Los Que Nos Quedamos Tour 2026." The decision, announced via a statement on her social media, stems from the local promoter's failure to fulfill financial, production, and logistical obligations.
The singer's team emphasized that the cancellation is irrevocable and a direct result of the organizers' shortcomings. The statement highlighted that the safety and respect for fans are paramount, and these cannot be guaranteed under the current circumstances presented by the local organizers.
Fans who purchased tickets for the Chihuahua show can obtain refunds through Monoticket, the ticketing company responsible for sales and access control. Details on the refund process will be announced soon through the company's official channels. Guzmán's team clarified that this cancellation applies only to the Chihuahua concert, and the show in Ciudad Juárez is still on.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.