Ruben Albarranleader of Cafe Tacvbajoined the most recent demonstration of the collective of searching mothers and, during his presence in the marchregretted that football unites much more forces than a cause as sensitive as forced disappearance.

He singer and also activist He met at the last mega-march, organized by searching mothers, which took place this Sunday, July 5, there, several media outlets approached him to talk about their solidarity with the cause.

For Albarrán, the fact of not being in the same situation as thousands of women, or families, who persistently search for their children, does not limit his ability to empathize with the cause because, for the musician, society, as a whole, must come together to show its support and cooperation to those who are going through times of vulnerability.

“(That) our consciousness is raised, so that we can transform the present, to continue waiting from governments, it seems useless, to continue spending energy on something that has already been shown to us does not work for the people; I think it is important to think that the struggles are united, we have to meet all of us who are fighting, all the struggles are connected, because well, that is life, life is a network,” he told “We are the medium.”

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Furthermore, the performer and composer of songs such as “El baile y el salon”, “That night” and “How I miss you, my love” regretted that, currently, the attention of Mexicans focuses exclusively on the participation that mexican team had during the World Cup 2026considering that all this union should be encouraged by social causes and not by the paraphernalia of football.

“The fans make me very sad, how they respond and the violence that is in there is like a mirror of what we are as a society, instead of uniting energy, putting it towards causes that concern us and, truly, affect our lives, they are distracted with football, so that seems terrible to me, very sad,” he concluded in an interview with ” AhoraMX “.

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