The concert of the Buena Fe duo, scheduled for this Sunday in Barcelona, was canceled as confirmed on the official website of the group related to the Cuban regime. In his last presentation, on May 11 in the Galileo Galilei room in Madrid, there were several attacks against exiles from the Island by alleged government agents in Havana.
Buena Fe had planned to perform at the Sala Sidecar, Barcelona, as part of its tour of various cities in Spain. So far, the duo have not explained why they canceled the concert, but in their page promotion appears as “canceled”.
His tour also includes a presentation at Ávalon Café de Zamora on May 18, and at the Búho Club in San Cristóbal de La Laguna on May 20. He has two concerts scheduled again at the Galileo Galilei venue in Madrid, one on the 19th and another on the 21st. of this month.
In their presentation in Madrid, exiled doctors and activists Lucio Enríquez Nodarse and Emilio Arteaga Pérez denounced that they were attacked by presumed agents of the Cuban political police, who were as security guards.
On his Facebook account, Nodarse broadcast the moment in which, at the end of one of the songs, the cry “Patria y vida!” and “Freedom for political prisoners!”, and immediately there is a struggle and the direct is cut.
The exiled doctors and activists Lucio Enríquez Nodarse and Emilio Arteaga Pérez denounced that they were attacked by presumed agents of the Cuban political police
Arteaga Pérez later explained in a transmission on Facebook that they entered the concert considering that “it was an opportunity for us to exercise our right to freedom of expression” to vindicate the fight for the freedom of the regime’s political prisoners.
“We didn’t interrupt the concert,” he says. According to his account, when the duo finished the second song, Nodarse got up and yelled “Israel Rojas.” Within seconds, men in the room ran towards them, surrounded them and began to beat them.
Arteaga Pérez denounced that the agents punched and kicked them in various parts of the body, and also took away the cell phones with which they were transmitting. Spanish security set up a retaining wall and asked them to leave the hall for the concert to continue.
“But we said that without our phones we were not going to go out. One, because this is not Cuba, two because it is a crime and three because all our private information is there,” explains the doctor, who recalls that the agents committed a crime by wanting to confiscate mobile phones in Europe.
“Miraculously they send us the cell phones from hand to hand among the people in the public and they reach the table where we were,” he said. At that moment they decided to leave the room and called the Spanish Police, who received the complaint and is now under investigation.
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