In March 2025, the musical group Grupo Frontera stood out for its humanitarian work in providing support to the communities affected by the recent floods in Reynosa, Tamaulipas.
The band members, in collaboration with the Christian Alliance Church, delivered a trailer loaded with food, mattresses and other basic necessities to families affected by the floods of the last few days.
They move away from controversy with Trump
This gesture of solidarity was widely recognized by the community and the local media.
This altruistic act follows a controversy in which the group became embroiled in early 2025.
In February, accusations surfaced on social networks pointing to Grupo Frontera’s alleged support for former U.S. President Donald Trump.
The controversy was sparked by the dissemination of a video in which family members of Adelaido “Payo” Solís III, lead singer of the band, appeared dancing to the song “Y.M.C.A.”, a song used during the Trump campaign.
This situation led to the group being criticized and called for “cancellation” by some followers.
The message that clarifies the controversy
In response to the controversy, Grupo Frontera issued a statement clarifying its position.
In the message, they expressed:
We are immigrants, we are for immigrants and we will always be on the side of our people
In this way, they denied any political affiliation and reaffirmed their commitment to the Latino and migrant community.
Support for the Hispanic community
The delivery of aid in Reynosa not only demonstrates Grupo Frontera’s social commitment, but also contributes to strengthening its ties with the Hispanic community in the United States.
Many followers on social media have positively valued these actions, considering that they reflect the values and solidarity that characterize the Latin culture.
It is important to highlight that, beyond any controversy, the actions taken to support the victims in Reynosa show a genuine concern for the welfare of the affected communities.
These types of initiatives are critical to foster unity and resilience among Hispanics residing in both Mexico and the United States.
Grupo Frontera’s support for the flood victims heightens the band’s commitment to its Hispanic audience.
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Grupo Frontera has demonstrated that its commitment goes beyond music, becoming actively involved in social causes and providing tangible support to those who need it most.
Their work in Reynosa is an example of how artists can use their influence to generate a positive impact on society, strengthening community ties and promoting values of solidarity and empathy.
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