Peso Pluma, a Mexican musician who is reaching the heights of his fame has been threatened by CJNG. The threats come in the form of four different narcomantas and warned him not to perform his upcoming shows in Tijuana.


A "narcomanta" is a term used in Mexico and some other Spanish-speaking countries to refer to a type of banner or sign that is often hung in public places or left at the scenes of criminal activities by drug cartels or organized crime groups. These banners typically contain messages or warnings to rival gangs, law enforcement, or the public.

Narcomantas are often used by criminal organizations as a means of communication and intimidation.The term "narcomanta" is a combination of "narco," which is short for "narcotráfico" (drug trafficking), and "manta," which means blanket or sheet in Spanish. These banners are typically made from large sheets of fabric or plastic and are often adorned with messages written in bold letters.

The messages can range from threats and boasts to claims of responsibility for violent acts.Narcomantas have been a prominent feature of Mexico's drug cartel culture and are used to convey messages, issue warnings, and sometimes even to announce truces or alliances between rival groups.

They are a symbol of the ongoing violence and instability associated with the illegal drug trade in some regions of Mexico and other countries. Law enforcement agencies and governments in affected areas often work to remove and investigate narcomantas as part of their efforts to combat organized crime.

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source:

Peso Pluma, One of Mexico’s Biggest Stars, Threatened by CJNG Cartel Over El Chapo Songs (vice.com)

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