Rosalía did not charge the CDMX government a peso for a concert in the Zócalo

AND NOW WHAT EXCUSE WILL THEY GIVE HIM BUT TRUE

MEMEXICO.- The singer, songwriter and crush of the El Deforma interns, Rosalía will perform tomorrow at the Zócalo in Mexico City in a concert that is expected to break the attendance records set by Grupo Firme (280,000 people) or Roger Waters, Paul McCartney, Vicente Fernández and Justin Bieber (210 thousand people on average).

However, this recital has been harshly criticized by those who demanded that public resources not be used to listen to Bizcochito or Despechá, reproaching the work of the CDMX Government in the face of tragic cases such as what happened in the Metro, something in reality disproportionate since the estimated to organize the massive event does not represent even 1% of what has been used to maintain the orange limousine system.

Rosalia, pray for us.

Worse still when today they announced that Rosalía will not receive any economic benefit for this presentation in the center of the country, since she will do so “with the intention of repaying the affection and love for the Mexican public that has supported her since the beginning of his career”.

The above has been reported by OCESA, who will be in charge of carrying out the technical production of the event, while the CDMX Government will be in charge of security, control of attendees and civil protection.

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— Ocesa Total (@ocesa_total) April 27, 2023

Tomorrow’s concert will be the closing of the Motomami Tour in Latin America and there are already people setting aside their place from now on the Zócalo plate to ensure the best place, for their part, terraces and other buildings overlooking the Zócalo are already rubbing their hands together to take advantage of the situation.

Those who complained so much that Rosalía was going to take our taxes have not yet officially pronounced after this information, but it is expected that they will soon come out with some tricks.

We will keep reporting.