The renowned Mexican regional music singer, Lorenzo de Monteclaro, announced the cancellation of his scheduled presentations in the United States due to problems with his work visa.
This situation has generated concern among his fans, especially within the Hispanic community in the U.S. Just a few days ago, Julión Álvarez did the same because of his work visa issue as well.
Cancellation of Lorenzo de Monteclaro’s presentations in the U.S.A.
Lorenzo de Monteclaro was scheduled to perform on May 23, 24 and 25, 2025 as part of the “El Adiós de una Grande” tour, led by singer Chelo.
However, the artist informed that he could not participate due to the fact that he is in the process of waiting for the required documentation to enter the country. In a statement, he said:
“My cancellation is due to situations beyond my control, as I am in a process of waiting for the required documentation in order to comply in a timely manner”.
The singer regretted not being able to be with his audience in the United States and reiterated his commitment to resolve the situation in order to share unforgettable moments with his fans.
Impact on the Hispanic community
The cancellation of Lorenzo de Monteclaro’s performances has affected the Hispanic community in the U.S., which was eagerly awaiting his concerts.
The artist, with more than six decades of career, is an emblematic figure of regional Mexican music and has maintained a special connection with his audience in the United States.
The situation has also generated uncertainty among other artists of the genre, who fear similar problems with their work visas.
It is important that musicians and their teams are aware of immigration requirements and keep their documentation in order to avoid setbacks.
Other similar cases
Lorenzo de Monteclaro is not the only Mexican artist who has faced problems with his work visa in the United States.
Recently, Julión Álvarez also announced the cancellation of his visa, which prevented him from performing at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on May 24, 2025.
The singer explained that he received notification of the cancellation of his visa on the same day of the event, which made his participation impossible.
In addition, the group Los Alegres del Barranco faced the revocation of their work and tourist visas by the U.S. State Department after projecting images of a criminal leader during their concerts in Jalisco and Michoacán.
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Recommendations for the community
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Faced with these situations, it is essential that artists and their work teams:
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Keep your immigration documents up to date and in order.
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Consult with immigration lawyers for proper advice.
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Avoid actions that could be construed as violations of U.S. immigration laws.
For the Hispanic community in the United States, it is important to be informed about these cases and to understand the implications they have on the realization of cultural and musical events.
Support for the affected artists and an understanding of current immigration policies are essential to keep the Mexican musical tradition alive in the country.
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