Karol G in Lima: Fans report location changes for the concert

Carolina Giraldo Navarro, known worldwide as Karol Ghas arrived in Peru with his “Tomorrow will be beautiful Tour”, where he will offer two concerts at the San Marcos Stadium, next Friday, April 12 and Saturday, April 13.

However, the presentation he will make this weekend was not far from controversyis that some Internet users reported sudden changes of their locations.

As recalled, in mid-March, the company that produces the Colombian concert announced a change in the venue where he would perform.

The thing is, when Karol G’s tour in Peru was announced, The show would take place at the National Stadium. However, after some lack of coordination, The new venue for the concert would be the San Marcos Stadium.

Thus, a few hours after the presentation, some users who had purchased their tickets for the area Bitternessin the North Tribunewere relocated to the VIP zonecall Tomorrow will be nice.

“We want to inform you that, due to the change of location to the San Marcos Stadium, The organizing company (Bizarro Live Perú) has decided to offer you an upgrade in your e-tickets from the Amargura Sector to the Tomorrow will be nice Sector”reads the statements that some fans received.

After hearing this news, many users speculated various hypotheses as to why they gave that benefit: between a Karol G’s alleged compensation to his fans for the change of stadiumsthe apparent lack of attendants for the VIP area and others.

On the other hand, this decision caused inconvenience among users who paid for their tickets for the main areathey considered Bizarro Live’s decision unfair.

“It is unfair that people from another area are moving to the front!! In other words, you make the effort to pay more to have a benefit and it turns out that you don’t. (SIC)”, wrote a fan of Karol G.

“Why are the zones changing? Some even paid thousands of soles for others to just pass normally? They are already starting badly (SIC)”, questioned another follower.

It should be noted that the cost of tickets between the two zones has a big difference, since in North Tribune the price was around S/ 173, while the VIP sector cost S/ 863.

After the controversy, neither the singer, the production company or the ticket office (Teleticket) have commented. Information is under development.