This Sunday, what promised to be an evening of musical celebration at the Lienzo Charro “La Guadalupana” became the scene of a tense confrontation between Gloria Trevi and her security team.

The Mexican singer forcefully attacked her own security team after realizing that they were prohibiting access to the stage to a group of fans that she herself invited to go up.

The incident occurred within the framework of the Foundation and San Juan festivities. As is customary in her shows, the “Everyone looks at me” performer selected several attendees to accompany her on stage. However, security personnel blocked the passage of those chosen, unleashing the artist's immediate indignation.

True to his direct and unfiltered style, Trevi interrupted the presentation and, with microphone in hand, issued a stern warning in front of the thousands of people present: “Let them up, damn mother, I'm going to get off.”

The energetic reaction of the Monterrey native caused an instant ovation from the public, who supported her position with shouts and applause.

Given the singer's warning to leave the show, the security personnel relented and allowed the fans to enter. After the tense moment, Trevi welcomed his followers with hugs and continued the concert normally.

The event, which brought together a diverse crowd, included strong support from the LGBT community in the middle of Pride Month. The video of the mishap quickly went viral on social networks, where Internet users applauded the star's loyalty and commitment to his audience.