Local musician confirmed sabotage of Noelia by Los Angeles Azules

After the singer Noelia performed at a concert in the city of Tijuana next to Los Angeles Azules on Saturday, April 2, 2022, the Puerto Rican singer's failed performance gave much to talk about, as the audio failures and disorientation of the performer were noticeable at the popular Caliente Stadium.

After that, Candela's interpreter accused the group from Iztapalap of boycotting against her in order to sabotage its actions in Mexican lands. Noelia mentioned that the blue angels hurt her performance by giving orders to the production of the event to limit the elements below and above the stage and thus make it shine to the public.

Elidián was also presented at the event, a cumbia group composed of Elias, Diana and Valeria, sons of “Doc” Mejía Avante, vocalist from Los Angeles Azules, who have had an active career for some years. According to some versions, the singer of Release the Ribbon of Your Hair would have had tricks to prevent another female singer, in this case Noelia, from taking the lead role from her daughters.

For her part, the Puerto Rican said that she did the show blindly, because they were giving it a strong light during her presentation.

“They took my monitors off the floor, we practically did the show blindly, they didn't let us into the stadium, but things like that were very serious. I don't wish it to anyone, I wouldn't do it to any colleague and in fact it shouldn't happen, we shouldn't do such ugly things to each other,” he said in a broadcast on Instagram.

The model also for erotic content pointed out that she even put her life in danger: “It touched me everything, in the rain, there was no way that although I almost went blind, because I was hit by a light that couldn't be big, blinding, I almost killed myself, I almost fell down the stage because that light blinded me and when I found the way it was when I sang before knees,” he added.

After that, now the magazine TVNotas announced that it received an audio that would confirm the singer's version of Tú, in which you hear someone involved in the concert say: “It's just that they didn't lend Noelia to us even the floor monitors, nor did they lend them to Noelia.”

In addition, the magazine presented the testimony of Jay C González, drummer of the band Rábano, a group that took the stage after Noelia's disastrous performance. According to the musician, the band witnessed what happened:

“In a certain part he is absolutely right in the world because there were problems with monitoring. At the time of starting my batch I didn't listen to anything, I'm a drummer and I had absolutely no reference to anything, which surprised me and I turned to see the stage manager and she clearly signals to me that there will be no monitors and that Noelia was not going to be lent them”, said the musician, “it was to give no projection to anyone other than the group of the doctor's daughter and the Angels themselves,” he added.

Jay said that from the dressing room area he noticed that with the singer Noelia there was a differentiated treatment:

“Another small fact that I realized was that the dressing rooms had the names of the artists and the only one that was written in down and on any paper was that of Noelia and her musicians.”

Finally, the musician asked for justice for the Puerto Rican woman “all I want is for justice to be spoken out and justice done, Noelia could not give her show 100 percent, not because she doesn't have the capacity, but because the audio didn't measure up to an artist like her. The attack on her, who could have fallen on stage, could have hurt herself, what they did with the spotlights was very bad... Noelia was really in danger.”

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