Traffickers are drawn to musical acts because they provide an easy platform to launder money. There are other easy options, but none is so culturally prestigious. It is the glamour of the music scene that makes it irresistible to narcotraffickers, said Rolando Coro, a well-known disc jockey at Radio Tremendous in Morelia.
"They show up at the dances, these drug traffickers, and order the expensive whiskey, not just a glass, but the whole bottle," Coro said. "They have pretty women following them around. It’s fun for them."
Bands that make deals with drug traffickers get a crucial leg up on the competition. Tzin Tzun, the promoter, can spot them with ease.
Here is the full story, with further information about the recent killings of Mexico’s most popular musicians. I wondered about this:
"Bands start to get popular and sometimes they want to keep more of the money," Tzin Tzun said.
Aha! I knew there was a way those places stayed afloat!
Tell us again why importing Mexican culture into the United States will somehow make America a better place… I guess the logic here isn’t entirely clear.
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