According to the newspaper El Heraldo de Aragón, the Huesca City Council has taken legal action against the promoter of the concert by the Andalusian artist Lola Índigo due to what happened last Thursday night. The show had to be suspended because of different 'technical problems'.
Lorena Orduna, mayor of the city, has notified this Friday that "responsibility will be requested for these circumstances" and that legal actions have already been initiated for said cancellation.
This performance was part of the program of the Fiestas de San Lorenzo. Although the stage was set with the concert decoration, the former Operación Triunfo contestant never came out. The promoting company alleged sound problems on the big screen that it had placed on the track, an element that supposedly would have worked without problems "just a few days ago at the Monegros Desert Festival."
Faced with the serious accusations of the public body, the artist has exploded on Twitter and has defended her team, since they were trying to solve the problem for hours without success. "I am not going to allow that after what happened last night, lies are told to excuse themselves and that deception and hateful messages come to us," the young singer began by explaining.
''My team spent the whole afternoon trying to save the ass of the concert organizers who hired a cheap supplier who installed materials in poor condition that did not meet the technical requirements that we communicated months ago. My technicians, who are professionals, were there all day and I waited in the dressing room hoping that they would fix it until the end,'' the dancer declared while explaining that no one from the City Council went to talk to her.
In addition, she wanted to make it clear that the rumors that there were police cars to escort her are false, since they were there to escort the members of the municipal council. The former Fame contestant, let's dance! She affirmed in front of her followers that there are no "possible legal actions", beyond what they can initiate for insults. Finally, she reported that her team left their skin to fix the problems and help some people who this morning decided to turn their backs on them to "wash their hands."
The singer of Yo ya no quiero ná, El Dragón, El tonto and La Santa closed the statement addressing the inhabitants of the Aragonese city directly: "People of Huesca, we went there for you and we will return for you."
It should be noted that there were thousands of people in the square of the city of Huesca and that many of them had been waiting for the concert for more than three hours when they learned of its cancellation.
