The Mexican rock band Enjambre had an accident while heading to the airport for a performance at the Regional Metropolitan Fair of Tizayuca. The musicians, originally from Fresnillo, Zacatecas, shared the news through their official social media. In a brief statement, they explained that they unfortunately had an incident and thanked their followers for their understanding.
The performance in Tizayuca was canceled, leading the band to delete previous posts inviting their fans to the event. Although the Fair will feature other local groups, no details were mentioned regarding Enjambre's absence or possible replacements. The band is known for being critical of 'corrido tumbado', generating controversy recently due to their opinions.
Regarding Enjambre's lineup, the band was established in Fresnillo in the early 2000s and has made a name for itself in the national music scene. With a distinctive rock sound, they have released several albums, with "Daltónico" being one of the most popular. The current members are Luis Humberto Navejas on vocals and guitar, Rafael Navejas on bass and backing vocals, Julián Navejas on keyboards and backing vocals, and Ángel Sánchez on drums.
Despite this incident, Enjambre will continue with their concert schedule, including performances in the United States and a show at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City in June. The band's followers are eager to see their idols on stage soon and wish a speedy recovery to the musicians affected by the accident.