After the escape of Larry Ramos , Ninel Conde resumed his career as singer , appearing in bars and small restaurants in the United States where his acceptance has not been what he expected, so they say he has already had to cancel shows due to lack of public and would be about to cancel his tour.
The Mexican singer has been in the eye of the hurricane since last September 1 when her sentimental partner decided to escape from the authorities to avoid going to jail for the millionaire fraud; However, not only could he be having a bad time in his personal life since he has also shown that he is also going through a complicated stage in his professional career.
And it is that , “El Bombón Asesino” called on her fans to accompany her during her tour of the United States , which has not had the expected results since the few attendees to His shows have already caused him to cancel one of his shows.
According to the program ‘Ventaneando’, the singer decided not to attend her presentation scheduled for the day 12 of September that she would offer in the City of Chicago, this because only 8 people would have shown up to see her dance and sing.
Also, in the program ‘Suelta la Sopa’ revealed that the producer of this same tour is Lorenzo Méndez , who would be helping the singer to catapult her career internationally.
“She is a consolidated artist for many years, our job is to make her music sound again. Music was very neglected so we are going to release new music. ”
And as for a possible failure in the shows of Ninel Conde , the ex of Chiquis Rivera assured that all artists go through bad times, so he hopes that this situation will change soon.
“There are ups and downs, like any artist obviously, but she is on the right track ”.
Méndez also agreed to answer about the legal problems that the singer could face if it is proven which is involved in Larry Ramos’ bank accounts, to which he assured that all his deposits are legal, so there is no need to worry: “My company’s deposits are justified,” he added before ending the interview with the journalist Orlando Segura.
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