Fernanda Torres / Reform Agency
Thursday, January 12, 2023 | 19:26
Mexico City.- In total disorganization and without security, this is how Drake arrived at the Monument to the Revolution, where he had summoned his fans to participate in the recording of a music video.
Hundreds of people, mostly teenagers, arrived at the place very early to wait for Bell, 36, with the hope of appearing with him in the video clip for the song “La Camisa Negra”, a cover by Colombian Juanes.
The American singer had summoned his followers through social networks at 1:00 p.m., but appeared until 2:20 p.m.
Since before their arrival, those present had already suffered from being shoved and fell, including some fight among themselves to have the best place.
With only four security people, the interpreter of “Slow Fire” got out of a white car while people ran towards him.
So much was the euphoria for the also actor that between pushing they managed to throw him, while his security worked so that they did not step on him.
After gradually making his way through the crowd, the protagonist of Drake and Josh toured a part of the Monument, but without much success to record his video.
The event took place without the support of the capital’s security, between shouts, shoves and one or the other fainting.
Drake Bell was finally able to get out of the contingent when he was able to get on a patrol car and leave the scene. Not before sending kisses to his fans and even giving away his guitar.
Andrea de la Luz, a 37-year-old woman, was one of the lucky ones to approach the singer.
He had been waiting for him since 12:00 noon and traveled from Tultitlán, State of Mexico, just to see him.
“I’ve been following it since its inception. It was a great emotion to be able to come see it. I felt very afraid of being among many people and adrenaline but I liked the experience,” he said in an interview.
