It breaks my heart the cancellation of the tour by four American cities of the National Youth Orchestra of Venezuela. (1/4)
- Gustavo Dudamel (@GustavoDudamel) August 21, 2017
My dream of playing alongside these wonderful young musicians will not come true - this time. (2/4)
- Gustavo Dudamel (@GustavoDudamel) August 21, 2017
Thanks to our friends at Wolftrap, Ravinia, Berkeley and the Hollywood Bowl for all their support. (3/4)
- Gustavo Dudamel (@GustavoDudamel) August 21, 2017
We will continue to play and fight for a Venezuela and a better world. (4/4) #LaMusicaUne #TocarYLuchar #ContinuaTocando #Venezuela
- Gustavo Dudamel (@GustavoDudamel) August 21, 2017
These were the words of the Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel, who confirmed through his user on the social network Twitter the cancellation of a US tour of the National Youth Orchestra.
This Sunday, it was known that the Office of the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela canceled the tour without some kind of explanation or confirmation.
The action is considered a "bill pass," after Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said Friday that the conductor Gustavo Dudamel, who criticized the election of the Constituent Assembly, did not understand his government.