Ana Gabriel Blames ‘DISRESPECT’ In Full Concert: ‘It Unbalanced Me’

Ana Gabriel surprised with a series of messages on Twitter this Sunday, February 26, in which he accused “disrespect” towards her during a concert.

According to her agenda published on Instagram, the Mexican appeared in Los Angeles this Saturday 25, where an unpleasant moment would have occurred for the artist. She was scheduled for another performance this Sunday the 26th.

Ana Gabriel apologizes after the concert

On Twitter and Instagram, the 67-year-old artist said that “at this first concert I went out to give it my all as usual, tonight part of the audience it put me in a difficult position as a person and as a singer.

” It turned me off as an artistin 48 years of career this has never happened to me and I take responsibility,” he continued.

“But I cannot accept disrespect when the only thing I bring with me is my voice, my song, my friendship and my blessings,” he added.

” I apologize to the audience who went to have a good time and that they know that the artist is going to fulfill them and fill their souls with love,” he said, “I want to tell you that right now I don’t feel good as a person, let alone an artist.”

Ana Gabriel did not elaborate on what might have happened, despite the fact that several fans have asked her on social networks to clarify the events.

March to Mexico: alleged reason for incident at Ana Gabriel’s concert

Through a tweet that a follower left Ana Gabriel, it is speculated what could have happened at the Los Angeles concert.

According to the fan, it was all supposed to be due to an “interaction” the singer had with the audience.

Obviously, Ana Gabriel would refer to the citizens’ march that this Sunday 26 was held in various cities of Mexico on the occasion of the electoral reform that is to be established in this nation.

Protesters took to the streets to show their rejection of the changes that are going to be made in the current government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

“I came out with everything to give it my all and I wanted to talk about the march that will take place tomorrow (Sunday) in Mexico for citizenship and defend the INE (National Electoral Institute), the arbiter of the elections,” Ana Gabriel said in response to her follower.

” But someone came out and balanced me emotionallyI couldn’t stand it, then I realized my mistake and what happened happened,” he said, without going into details.

She told someone else on Twitter that she was “saddened” after what happened, but that she was ready to play her second concert this Sunday: “Thank you for your understanding, I’ll see you tomorrow.”