The concert that Peso Pluma had scheduled for Oct. 14 in Tijuana, Mexico, has been canceled, Prajin Music announced Wednesday (Sept. 20) on social media — days after the artist was threatened in a series of banners that appeared in the border city.

“Our goal is to protect the fans and the team. For the safety of everyone involved, we will cancel our show in Tijuana,” the company said in a message posted on its Instagram Stories.

Likewise, Music Vibe, which is in charge of part of Peso Pluma’s Double P Tour in Mexico, announced on social media on Wednesday night that the concerts scheduled in Puebla, Querétaro, León, Culiacán and Acapulco will not take place either. “We appreciate your understanding at this time and regret any inconvenience this cancellation may cause,” the company said, along with instructions to get refunds for tickets.

Neither the artist nor Prajin Music, the company that represents him, has commented yet. However, Prajin Music and promoter Ocesa shared in their Instagram Stories a banner with the three dates operated by that company with a link to ticketmaster.com.mx, showing that the concerts in Guadalajara (Oct. 27), Monterrey (Nov. 8) and Mexico City (Nov. 11 at Foro Sol) are still on.

The cancelations come after “narcomantas” appeared on Sept. 12 in different parts of Tijuana, warning the singer not to perform at the Caliente Stadium.

At that time, the municipal president of Tijuana, Montserrat Caballero Ramírez, indicated to local media that the possibility of canceling the Peso Pluma concert would be evaluated. The show was part of Peso Pluma’s Doble P Tour. The artist also canceled a show in Puebla, Mexico, for unknown reasons and changed his tour date in Guadalajara from Nov. 4 to Oct. 27.

On Sept. 13, municipal authorities said they arrested a suspect in connection with the banners. However, their identity was not revealed and no additional information was given.

A few changes were made to Peso Pluma’s tour dates in the U.S., specifically in Illinois, Wisconsin, Alabama and Indianapolis.

Meanwhile, Peso Pluma continues to triumph as a global artist. Although he didn’t get any nods from the Latin Recording Academy on Tuesday when the Latin Grammy nominations were announced, last week he made history as the first regional Mexican artist to perform at the MTV Video Music Awards and tops the list of finalists for the Billboard Latin Music Awards with 21 nods in 15 categories. He will also participate in Billboard’s Latin Music Week, scheduled in Miami for Oct. 2-6.

Peso Pluma is set to perform during Billboard Latin Music Week 2023. Buy tickets here.