Ana Gabriel will soon retire from the show

After a 48-year artistic career, Ana Gabriel, a native of Sinaloa (Mexico), has announced that she will soon retire from the stage, but she still has no set date.

At a concert at the KIA Forum in Inglewood, Los Angeles on February 26, he clashed with the public for calling for a march in defense of the National Electoral Institute (INE) that was held in Mexico and other cities.

“I came out with everything to give everything and I wanted to talk about the march that will take place tomorrow Mexico for citizenship and to defend INE, the arbiter of the election, but someone came out and balanced me emotionally. I couldn’t handle it, that’s when I realized my mistake and what’s done is done,” he said. Ana Gabriel.

The Sinaloan woman cataloged confrontation as “lack of respect“, He later reported on his retirement:

“I have to tell you that I will be leaving the stage soon. I want to be far away because I am tired, because I have the right to live. I have rights enjoy your family in a different way. Many things were speculated.”

He commented on the date of his retirement: “I can’t tell you, I don’t know when. It could be next year, it could be in two years.”

The translator of “Simply Friends” did not go into details about confrontation that she had with the public, she simply added that she did not want to accept disrespect.

Various media reported that the “Diva de América” ​​was booed by the public during the concert, accusing her of talking too much between herself. Songs and to start a conversation with the audience instead of continuing the music program.

These statements have not been confirmed, and despite the fact that the Mexican announced her retirement, she did showsseveral of them in Europe.

In addition, in replies to his followers through Twitter He explained that he was confused during the event and that this is the reason for his statements; however, “I’m fine now”.