Overview
- Corazón Serrano announced it is no longer part of the Vibra Perú 2026 Fiestas Patrias edition after owners Leodán and Edwin Guerrero Neira said organizers broke an agreed promotional plan.
- The band says organizers released a new flyer on May 16 that added many more artists and altered placement that had been promised for the group's July 28 performance, creating rehearsal and timing problems.
- Leodán and Edwin explained their decision in a TikTok live on Friday, May 22, saying the change threatened the concept and technical needs of their 'Acceso al corazón 4' show.
- HTA Entertainment and Vibra Perú have publicly rejected the account, accusing Corazón Serrano of leaving without advance notice and of making unacceptable demands about other artists' participation.
- The festival remains scheduled for July 28–29, and the dispute raises questions for ticket buyers and organizers about lineup billing, publicity promises, and whether a replacement or resolution will be announced.