Eme Malafe leads a massive motorcycle ride in Mexico City

Published by Stree Missile on 18/07/202318/07/2023

On the night of last Sunday, thousands of motorcyclists and rap enthusiasts gathered at the corner of Eje Central and Eje 3 in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Cuauhtémoc borough, in Mexico City, to be part of the celebration "Todos Somos Un Sólo Barrio" (We Are All One Neighborhood). The call was made by the renowned Mexican rapper Eme Malafe, who performed at the event to delight the attendees with his music.

The second motorcycle ride, organized by Eme Malafe, was part of the celebration "Todos Somos Un Sólo Barrio" (We Are All One Neighborhood), which seeks to bring the community together in an atmosphere of unity and celebration. Through social media, numerous citizens shared images and videos of the multitude of motorcyclists who toured the neighborhoods of Algarín, Obrera, and Doctores in Cuauhtémoc borough, until they reached the meeting point at Eje Central, Viaducto, and Avenida Cuauhtémoc.

In addition to the main event in the Buenos Aires neighborhood, a gathering was also held in the Álvaro Obregón borough. According to information provided by C5, the route started at Avenida Centenario and José Gálvez Moya. The massive participation of motorcyclists and cars at both meeting points created a great atmosphere of camaraderie and celebration.

In a video posted on his Instagram account, Eme Malafe expressed that this event was not just a march or a motorcycle ride, but a celebration of identity and a sense of belonging to the neighborhoods. His goal was to bring the community together and celebrate together.

It is worth mentioning that this is not the first time Eme Malafe has organized a motorcycle ride in Mexico City. Two years ago, the rapper led a ride that covered Eje uno Norte, Eje Central, and Anillo de Circunvalación, culminating with a performance in Tepito for his fans. However, on that occasion, there were incidents reported, and the authorities detained several individuals and seized motorcycles and cars. Subsequently, some of the detainees were released by a judge.

Eme Malafe, taking into account past events, called on the participants of the motorcycle ride to remain calm and avoid provoking the police in Mexico City in order to prevent conflicts similar to those that occurred in March 2021. The intention of this second edition was to enjoy a peaceful and festive event, where motorcycle enthusiasts could come together and celebrate their passion in an atmosphere of harmony and camaraderie.