Two famous Colombian singers on tour were found dead.

23.09.2025 07:20

Two Colombian singers, known as 'DJ King' Bayron Sanchez and Jorge Luis Herrera, who were on tour in Mexico, were found dead. President Petro had ordered that the singers, who had been missing since September 16, be located as soon as possible.

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Colombian singers Bayron Sanchez, known as "DJ King," and Jorge Luis Herrera, who were on tour in Mexico, were found dead. According to local media reports, the bodies of 31-year-old Sanchez and 35-year-old Herrera, who had been missing since September 16, were discovered in the town of Cocotitlan, about 50 kilometers from the capital Mexico City.

A WIDESPREAD INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN LAUNCHED

The Mexico City Attorney General's Office announced that a widespread investigation into the incident has been initiated. The press reported that the artists' deaths could be linked to drug traffickers.

THE PRESIDENT HOLDS DRUG TRAFFICKERS RESPONSIBLE

Colombian President Gustavo Petro, in a post on the social media platform of the US-based company X, held international mafias and drug traffickers responsible for the artists' deaths.

THEY HAD BEEN MISSING SINCE SEPTEMBER 16

Sanchez and Herrera were last reported to have been seen leaving a gym in the Polanco neighborhood of Mexico City on September 16. In a post on social media during his last concert, singer Sanchez expressed to his Mexican audience, "Thank you for being an incredible audience, Mexico."

Both the families and President Petro had called on Mexican authorities to find Sanchez and Herrera, who had risen to fame in Colombia and gained attention for their stage performances. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum had also given the necessary instructions for the young singers to be found as soon as possible.