Low participation, unconfirmed artists and abundant military presence: this is how the show organized by the Chavist regime develops

A few days ago, the Venezuelan Minister of Information, Jorge Rodríguez, had announced the organization of a big concert for this Friday, February 22nd and Saturday Saturday under the slogan "Do not touch Venezuela" (Hands out of Venezuela). "We received a proposal from a large number of Venezuelan artists who requested a cultural meeting," said a Chavez official on Monday.

But after noon, in San Antonio del Táchira and Ureña, you could barely see a small group of people mobilized by Nicolás Maduro's regime and reigned a great uncertainty about the artists who will finally appear for the official recital. Some social networking users have even mocked the lack of singers to support the Bolivarian dictatorship.

"These concerts are like that, there's nobody there and suddenly they fill up", a sound engineer entrusted to the journalist.

Omar Acedo and the Daughters of Can, are at the top of the list of artists announced by the regime of Chavez.

Around noon, the journalist Gabriel Bastidas images published on his Twitter account of the Tienditas bridge, on the Venezuelan side, where you can barely see a scene and awnings.

Dozens of people also shared photos on social networks. The almost zero attendance in the concert organized by Maduro, just minutes from its beginning. Some even reported seeing buses mobilized by the regime to gather as many people as possible.

What's plentiful, reports The weather, they are convoys of the Bolivarian National Guard, with at least three on the side of the stage. In addition, a group of women from the Bolivarian National Police has been deployed for the security of the event.

Official authorities have warned that the "big concert" would last until Sunday.

For its part, the reporter of the New York Times in Caracas, Anatoly Kurmanaev, he shared on his Twitter account the question he asked Darío Vivas, responsible for the show Chavista. Asked about the artists who will participate, the official is limited to answering: "What's coming is vallenato".

The reporter also showed a video in which you can see the chavismo's red buses mobilizing followers. In the images, you can see that very few people are moving in these vehicles.