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Three people were injured on Wednesday night (April 23) when a bleacher collapsed during a concert by Spanish star Quevedo at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, promoter Ocesa confirmed to Billboard Español on Thursday (April 24).
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The incident happened when some attendees in section C of the venue started jumping to the beat of the music, causing one of the bleacher planks to give way and collapse. Videos shared on social media show two people lying on the ground while others in the audience call for help.
Promoter Ocesa spoke out on Thursday in a statement, clarifying that the three people “sustained non-serious injuries.”
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“In line with our protocols, the individuals were immediately attended to by the venue’s medical and security staff, and were taken to a hospital where they received care and were discharged during the early hours of the morning accompanied by their families,” Ocesa explained in a statement to Billboard Español.
In the same statement, the Mexican promoter reaffirmed its commitment to the safety of attendees, staff, and artists.
In a post on X Thursday, Quevedo spoke about the incident that occurred during his show.
“Good morning from CDMX. Last night, a bleacher collapsed during the show, and three people had to receive medical attention,” wrote the “Quédate” singer. “We’ve learned that they’ve been discharged without serious injuries, and I wanted to send them encouragement and strength for a speedy recovery.”
The accident happened nearly three weeks after the tragedy at the AXE Ceremonia festival, where two photojournalists lost their lives when a scissor lift, used to place a decorative figure, fell on them due to strong wind gusts. The incident is currently being investigated by Mexico City’s Attorney General’s Office.
Quevedo kicked off the Latin American leg of his Buenas Noches tour on Wednesday in Mexico City, marking his first visit to the region in two years. The tour will also stop in Guadalajara and Monterrey on Friday and Sunday (April 25 and 27). With 14 dates, this is the “Gran Vía” singer’s most ambitious tour in Latin America to date.
Yuridia and Alejandro Fernández achieve their first joint No. 1 hit on Billboard‘s Regional Mexican Airplay chart with “Un Bendito Día,” which flies from No. 15 to the top spot on the April 26-dated ranking. The track marks the biggest leap to No. 1 in 2025, and the third largest jump of the decade.
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“Un Bendito Día” takes the lead on Regional Mexican Airplay with the week’s Greatest Gainer honors –given to song with the week’s largest gain in audience — after a 95% gain in audience impressions, to 6.5 million, earned in the U.S. during the April 11-17 tracking week, according to Luminate. The song was released Feb. 6 via Sony Music Latin, and lands at the summit in its ninth week on the chart.
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Univision-owned stations helped spark the surge, led by KLNV San Diego (up 52 plays week-over-week), KSCA Los Angeles (up 47) and KLNO Dallas (up 46).
As “Bendito” climbs to the top of the Regional Mexican Airplay chart, Alejandro solidifies his position as the artist with the second most No. 1 hits among soloists, boasting 12 chart-toppers since the tally began in 1994. He trails only Christian Nodal, who holds the lead with 17. Yuridia, meanwhile, adds her second, following “Mi Eterno Amor Secreto,” with Edén Muñoz (Oct. 2024).
With “Bendito” flying 14 ranks to No. 1, the biggest jump of the year, here are the songs with the largest climb to No. 1 on Regional Mexican Airplay this decade:
Positions Leapt to No. 1, Song Title, Artist, Chart Date
18, “Amor Clandestino,” Maná & Edén Muñoz, Nov. 11, 2023
17, “Mira Quien Lo Dice,” Pepe Aguilar, Sept. 14, 2024
14, “Un Bendito Dia,” Yuridia & Alejandro Fernández, April 26, 2025
10, “Bipolar,” Peso Pluma & Jasiel Nuñez & Junior H, Nov. 25, 2023
10, “Según Quien,” Maluma & Carin León, Dec. 16, 2023
Over on the overall Latin Airplay chart, “Un Bendito Día” barely missed the No. 1, where it also soars 25-2, the largest climb since Pepe Aguilar’s “Mira Quien Lo Dice” surged 31-4 in September 2024. There, “Bendito” rises after a 69% increase in audience, to 7.2 million.
Thanks to the jump, Alejandro extends his record for the most top 10s among regional Mexican soloists, with 29.