Mexican-American singer Ángela Aguilar, known for her commitment to social causes, announced that part of the proceeds from her upcoming “Libre Corazón 2025” tour in the United States will go to support migrant communities facing difficulties due to restrictive policies.
The tour, which includes 17 dates in various cities across the country, seeks not only to share his music, but also to generate a positive impact on the lives of those who need it most.
Collaboration with pro-migrant organizations
“As a Mexican American, I cannot ignore what is happening around me. That’s why a portion of the proceeds from these 17 dates will go to support migrant communities in the United States that face injustices every day,” the artist said through her social networks.
Ángela Aguilar has established alliances with organizations dedicated to the defense of migrants’ rights.
Among them is the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), which works to protect and promote the rights of undocumented workers in the United States.
The singer has expressed her commitment to these causes, although she prefers to keep a low profile regarding her philanthropic actions to avoid misinterpretations.
“I am associated with NDLON, that is, National Day Laborer Organizing Network,” she said in an interview, emphasizing her desire to help without seeking public recognition.
Recognitions and speeches with social impact
Angela Aguilar’s commitment to the migrant community has been evident on several occasions.
During the Premios Lo Nuestro 2025 ceremony, while receiving the award for Mariachi/Ranchera Song of the Year, he dedicated his award to migrants and recalled the story of his grandfather, who was deported on multiple occasions before achieving success in music.
“I want to dedicate this award to all the migrants, for the whole situation that is going on. My grandfather was deported four times and that same man sold out Madison Square Garden thirteen times. Yes we can, we are with you, your voice is worth a lot,” she said emotionally.
Likewise, at the Billboard Women in Music 2025, when receiving the Breakthrough Award, she dedicated her recognition to immigrant women who face challenges when crossing borders in search of a better future.
Reactions and controversies in social networks
Despite her philanthropic efforts, Ángela Aguilar has faced criticism on social networks.
Some users have questioned his social commitment, reminding him of a pending legal dispute related to compensation to the widow of a musician who worked for his family for 21 years.
The singer has preferred not to comment publicly on this matter, focusing on her current projects and her work in support of migrants.
Decidí tomarme un tiempo para crear algo real. Libre Corazón 2025 es una gira que nace del amor por mi música, por el mariachi y por todo lo que me ha formado. Es un show hecho con respeto, pensado para toda la familia y con el corazón bien puesto en lo que soy
Ángela Aguilar’s Commitment to Latinos
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Angela Aguilar’s initiative to donate part of her tour proceeds to support migrants resonates deeply with the U.S. Hispanic community.
Their commitment not only highlights the importance of solidarity and mutual support, but also inspires other artists and public figures to use their platform to generate positive changes in society.
With “Libre Corazón 2025”, Ángela Aguilar not only takes her music to various stages, but also reaffirms her commitment to social causes, becoming an example of how art can be a powerful tool for change and social justice.
Here is the video where Ángela Aguilar announces what she will do for migrants.
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