A Mexican cartel has threatened recording artist Peso Pluma ahead of his debut at the MTV Video Music Awards and his Oct. 14 concert at Caliente Stadium in Tijuana, Mexico. A banner threatening ...

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By Orlando Mayorquin Peso Pluma, the Mexican singer-songwriter who burst onto the global stage earlier this year, said safety concerns had forced him to cancel his Oct. 14 show in Tijuana ...

Peso Pluma is canceling a show in Tijuana, Mexico after he received death threats from an alleged cartel if he chose to perform in the city. On Wednesday, Peso Pluma’s Doble P Records shared a ...

Peso Pluma’s October 14 conert in Tijuana has been canceled after death threats were issued by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. “Our goal is to protect the fans and the team,” Peso Pluma ...

Peso Pluma canceled an appearance in Tijuana last year after he received death threats. Those who support the bans say they are necessary to keep the next generation of young people from romanticizing ...

Peso Pluma, Natanael Cano ... He also pulled out of a Tijuana performance after receiving threats from rival cartels. The Trump administration’s actions send a clear message: artists whose ...

The mayor of the border town Tijuana, Montserrat Caballero, revealed that an investigation was started by a prosecutor's office in Mexico ahead of 24-year-old Peso Pluma's scheduled October show ...

including one in Tijuana last fall that caused Peso Pluma to cancel a concert there. Peso Pluma made references to the criticism throughout his theatrical set, which opened with a narrated video ...

What does it mean for a young artist like Peso Pluma to wave the flag of a country where he’s been lambasted and endangered for his performances? Where his songs, censored in multiple cities in ...

Peso Pluma has only grown more confident since the ... that paved the way for Pluma’s rise to fame, from Los Tucanes de Tijuana and Sergio Vega to Jenni Rivera and Gerardo Ortiz.