The Cuban musician Cándido Fabré suspended his orchestra's tour of the Villa Clara province due to the death of his brother in his native San Luis, reported the Provincial Directorate of Culture.
In a statement posted on Facebook, that entity said that Fabré's tour was suspended "due to the death of a brother of the artist in his native San Luis" and that therefore "the concert scheduled for this Thursday, June 29 at the "Wilfredo Lam Cultural Center of Artex, in Sagua la Grande".
"The Orchestra ofCandide Fabré and the Provincial Directorate of Culture in Villa Clara offer the most sincere apologies to the Sagüero public," the note concludes.
The artist had said that "the band is in mourning but we are professionals," during a concert on Wednesday in Cascajal, Santo Domingo, Villa Clara.
No details of the death of the brother of the popular pro-government singer have been revealed.
Fabré, defender of the Cuban regime, recently denounced that theMinistry of Agriculture of San Luis "evicted" him from the land he legitimately inherited from his parents in Santiago de Cuba, affecting several family members.
Fabré considered that there are many unjust laws that allow the eviction of land historically belonging to his family, although as usual he was careful not to make the regime uncomfortable with his reproaches: "I am not saying anything that goes against anything or anyone, but I am speaking for truth and justice."
The measure also affected his brother.
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