US EditionOne Dead and Several Wounded at a Free Ladies Concert at Movistar Arena in Bogotá
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A recital by the Argentine band Damas Gratis, which was to be held this Wednesday night at Movistar Arena in Bogotá, Colombia, was suspended after a series of violent incidents inside and outside the compound. According to local authorities, at least one person died and five others were injured with short-gunned weapons. The news was confirmed by the mayor of the city, Carlos Fernando Galán, who explained that the deceased was run over in the vi…
The Colombian bars changed stage on Wednesday night. This time, their confrontations did not occur in the middle of a football match, with theft of rags by means, or on the buses on the way to sports meetings. They chose the Movistar Arena of Bogotá, a venue that has promoted in recent years the transformation of the Colombian capital into an epicenter of concerts in Latin America and that is a few meters from the El Campín stadium. They met in …
Pablito Lescano didn't get to sing any hits, because the cumbia villera show had to be canceled.Diverse records account for the confrontation within the Movistar Arena of Bogotá, after a group of people forced the door of the compound and entered without entrances to the place.Although the conflict started at the bottom of the stage, the fights spread to the stands and corridors of the enclosure, which complicated the reaction of the authorities…
Violent riots in Free Ladies concert ended with one deceased and five injured on August 6. Authorities investigate.
What promised to be an evening of musical celebration in Colombia was transformed into a scene of violence and confusion. The expected concert of the Argentine cumbia group Damas Gratis, scheduled at Movistar Arena in Bogotá, ended up being suspended due to riots provoked by clashes between attendees. According to the organization’s report, the logistics was fully prepared to receive hundreds of fans, but the incidents began even before the even…
'He who enters a concert with a gun is a criminal. There will be consequences for those who do not respect the law or life': Bogotá Security.
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