“We’re bigger than this,” say RBD members barred from awards

Christian Chávez and Christopher Von Uckermann, members of the group, were nominated in two categories at the “Lo Nuestro” awards, but were unable to attend the ceremony; understand the case

Last Thursday, the 22nd, the two members of the group RBD, Cristiano Chavez AND Christopher von Uckermannwho traveled to Miami, USA for the music awards Press Lo Nuestro, They didn’t make it through the red carpet because the event organizers hadn’t reserved seats for them. The singers got into the awards night, but had the “wrong tickets”, according to Christopher. He explained the situation on his social networks: “It hurts us in the name of RBD, but we are bigger than that.”

Christopher Uckermann expressed dissatisfaction with the situation on his networks: “We want to tell fans around the world that it pains us very much that we came to Miami and, apparently, Press Lo Nuestro I didn’t have our seats.”

The pair were nominated in the Tour of the Year and Group or Duo of the Year (Pop) categories. Christopher continues: “We received the wrong invitations and apparently there were no more tables. This is something that surprises me a bit, it seems like a strange organisation. The candidates [ao prêmio] They couldn’t attend the event because they didn’t have tickets.”

PEOPLE? Christian Chávez and Christopher Uckermann, of the RBD, had to leave #PremioLoNuestro because the organization did not reserve a table for them.

The group competes in two award categories.pic.twitter.com/PLAmLCmVoG

— Tracklist (@tracklist) February 23, 2024

“You are bigger than this award,” one user said in the post. “Nothing can erase your shine!” wrote another.

Source: Terra

Earl

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