Tito Double P Suspends La People Tour Stadium Dates in Mexico — Natanael Cano Does the Same

Tito Double P suspended the remaining dates of his La People Tour in Mexico “until further notice,” according to a statement posted to his Instagram account Wednesday (Oct. 7). One day later, Natanael Cano announced that he would also postpone the rest of his Natanael Cano Vol. 1 Tour to focus on “his health and well-being.”

The back-to-back announcements affect two of the biggest tours from the new generation of música Mexicana. Tito and Cano are frequent collaborators and central figures in the corridos tumbados movement; they recently joined Ovi and Víctor Mendívil on “Olivia La Flaca,” which was released Sept. 24.

“We regret to inform you that, for reasons beyond the artist’s and his team’s control, the announced dates for La People Tour will be suspended until further notice,” Tito’s team said in its statement in Spanish. It noted that tickets will be refunded through the authorized points of purchase.

The tour was scheduled to visit cities including Puebla (Oct. 30), Monterrey (Oct. 31), Aguascalientes (Nov. 14), León (Nov. 21), Chihuahua (Nov. 26), Mérida (Dec. 3) and Guadalajara (Jan. 30, 2027). The statement did not specify whether the suspension affects other previously announced appearances, including Tito’s participation in Coca-Cola Flow Fest. After the announcement, a fan asked on Instagram whether he would still appear at the festival, to which Tito replied, “God willing, I’ll see you there.”

On Thursday (Oct. 8), Cano’s team provided Billboard Español with a statement announcing the postponement of the remaining dates of his stadium tour in Mexico: “After careful consideration, Natanael Cano is postponing the remaining dates of the Natanael Cano Vol. 1 tour to focus on his health and well-being.”

The announcements come at a moment of major visibility for both artists. Cano’s latest album, Natanael Cano, Vol. 1, debuted at No. 4 on Top Regional Mexican Albums and No. 10 on Top Latin Albums. Tito, meanwhile, continues to build his solo career with his latest album, Acomodo, which debuted at No. 3 on Top Latin Albums, No. 1 Top Regional Mexican Albums June 13, as well as No. 41 on the all-genre Billboard 200.

Tito Double P is confirmed to perform at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards, which will air live from Miami on Oct. 22. The artist is a finalist in 15 categories, including recognition for DINASTÍA, his collaborative album with Peso Pluma.