Tamaulipas prosecution reports disappearance of five members of the musical group “fugitive”

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May 28, 2025May 28, 2025By Mario Vásquez
Tamaulipas prosecution reports disappearance of five members of the musical group “fugitive”

Five members of a Musical Group are missing Since last Sunday, May 25, the Mexican State Prosecutor of Tamaulipas, border with the United States and beaten by violent, reported Tuesday, May 27 criminal groups.

According to data from the investigating entity, the disappeared are five men, between 20 and 40 years old, members of the Fugitive Musical Groupwho went to a bar from the city of Reynosa Sunday and since then there is no trace of them.

His relatives and friends met on Tuesday outside the establishment to protest and demand from the authorities their location, while the Local Police deployed a strong security operation in the area.

“The security cameras were verified (…), indeed they enter the bar. Then we ask that all the information be disseminated and if they know something true that they let him know,” denounced a woman who identified as a sister of Víctor Garza, one of the disappeared, but who declined to give her name for safety reasons.

“We have been receiving extortion calls,” added the woman, who also denounced that a trailer of the group is also lost, while another of her vehicles appeared devalued in another area of ​​the city.

The musicians They were going to offer a concert at an enclosure in the area on Sunday, their relatives reported.

The protesters, who added about one hundred people between relatives and colleagues musicians, then moved to the Mayor’s Office of Reynosa where they protested peacefully singing songs and shouting phrases like “We want them alive.”

Mexican musicians have been target of threats from groups of the racketeering that usually pay them to compose and interpret songs that exalt the adventures of their leaders, known as “Narcocorridos“

Last April, the concert of Luis R. Conríqueza famous interpreter of the genre, ended in chaos in the central state of Mexico When the public enraged after the singer said he could not play these songs for a state order that prevents the apology for crime.

Shortly before, the country was shocked by the projection of images that praised the cartel leader Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) During the concert of another regional music group in Guadalajara (west).

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