Feid expressed his frustration on social media, revealing that he had been waiting three weeks for the necessary documentation to travel, without receiving clear answers or updates on the status of his request.

“I am devastated for not being able to fulfill my commitment to fans,” the artist wrote, promising to find alternatives to reschedule his performance on American soil.

The Iheartradio festival officially confirmed the cancellation, citing “delays in obtaining its visa.” This issue, it has been revealed, is not unique to the singer but is part of a broader administrative crisis in colombia.

The Attorney General’s Office of Colombia issued an alert about possible irregularities in the contracting processes related to passport issuance, which could lead to a shortage of the document throughout the national territory.

This situation puts at risk the travel plans of thousands of Colombians-from tourists and students to artists and businesspeople-who require a passport to leave the country.

The case of Feid, due to its high media visibility, has brought to the center of public debate a problem that many citizens face in silence: slowness, opacity, and inefficiency in migratory procedures.

Colombian Passport Delays: A Widespread Issue

“I am devastated for not being able to fulfill my commitment to fans”

The cancellation of Feid’s performance highlights a growing concern in Colombia regarding passport processing delays. These delays are impacting not only artists but also ordinary citizens who need to travel for business, education, or tourism.

The Attorney General’s alert suggests potential corruption or mismanagement within the passport issuing system, exacerbating the problem and leaving many Colombians in limbo.

The situation raises questions about the efficiency and openness of government services and the potential impact on Colombia’s international relations and economic activities.