The disappearance of Regio ClownDJ ValleCauca whose real name was Jorge Luis Herrera Lemos, generated a wave of concern among his followers in Mexico and Colombia. The artist, who was in Mexico City accompanying the singer B King.
News Colombia
The tragedy shakes the world of Colombian entertainment after confirming the lifeless discovery of the artists B King (Bayron Sánchez Salazar) and Regio Clown (Jorge Luis Herrera Lemos), who were missing since last September 16 in Mexico City. The news was confirmed by the Mexican authorities
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The last hours before disappearing
According to the report of the Mexican authorities, both artists were last seen in the Polanco sector. B King had expressed his intention to go to a gym in the area, but from that moment he did not have a trace of him or royal clown.
According to his family and the testimony of B King’s sister, the two had traveled together from Colombia with the purpose of fulfilling artistic commitments in Mexico.
Herrera’s last public presentation was madeL September 14 at an insurgent club, in the middle of the celebrations for Mexican independence.
The publications that disturbed their followers
Hours before his disappearance, Regio Clown shared a message on social networks that now charges a special meaning for its reflective tone:
“We live in a world full of diversity: with thoughts, emotions, intentions and beings that are often not aligned with our way of feeling. It is not about judging, but of recognizing who does contribute and who only remains.”
These words have been interpreted by many of their followers as a warning about the mood of the DJ, who also used to publish motivational and personal growth messages on their digital platforms.
In another of his recent publications, he highlighted his vision of music beyond entertainment
“I am not just a DJ, I am a raw energy channel. I mix rhythms that break rules, I raise senses and make souls vibrate. Music is not a show, it is a revolution.”
The Regio Clown profile
Herrera Lemos, 35 years old and 1.80 meters tall, was described in her networks as “DJ by passion and vocation.” His purpose, in his own words, was to convey joy, connect with universal energy and turn each musical experience into something unforgettable. In addition to his artistic career, he presented himself as an entrepreneur and motivational coach.
On the day of his disappearance he wore pants and black shirt, in addition to tennis, according to the data delivered in the search.
The bodies were located on September 17, but only until September 22 the news in Mexican territory was viralized, although the authorities have not revealed the exact place or the circumstances of the finding. Nor has the cause of death be confirmed, so it is expected that in the next few hours a forensic report will be provided that clarifies the facts. The Colombian Embassy in Mexico was already notified and is providing accompaniment to families.
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