Daniela Darcourt, Yahaira Plasencia, Paula Arias and more artists participated in the march against crime

The salsa arrived at San Martín Square to join the mobilization that demands actions against crime and extortion.

Amid the growing wave of violence in the country, outstanding figures of Peruvian sauce as Daniela Darcourt, Yahaira Plasencia and Paula Arias They joined a march against crime. The demonstration brought together hundreds of citizens who demanded greater security and concrete measures.

Salasas ask for actions against insecurity

Paula temptation He said that we have reached an outrageous level of violence. “They are killing us. Not only are we artists, they are all Peruvians who are attacked. They put their hands in their hearts and do something against the hitmen once,” he said in statements for the press media.

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For its part, Yahaira Plasencia He said: “We are all united here. Because we want a Peru without fear. We do not want more violence, more extortionists. Please, we want them to do something against crime and that the government defends us.”

Also, in the march against crime he was present Daniela Darcourt. “We are here supporting this important cause for all of us. Not only for art, but for the entire population in general. We do not want to get used to someone being killed every day. We do not want more dead,” the singer demanded.

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More artists joined the march against insecurity

Amy Gutiérrez, Álvaro Rod, Suu Rabanal, You Salsa And more souvenseers also arrived at the Plaza San Martín to join the peaceful march against crime.

However, not only Peruvian salsa artists were present, Cumbia artists such as Group 5, Agua Marina and Brothers Yaipén also joined the protest for peace and stop crime.