In what's a harmony-rupturing note to their San Antonio visit, Grupo Firme's concert high ended on a sour pitch as vocalist Eduin Caz found his truck pillaged during the event's afterglow. According to FOX San Antonio, the singer was enjoying the after-party at a bar in downtown San Antonio, where, under the veil of celebration his truck was broken into and valuables inside were swiped.
Not missing a beat, the after-party host venue, El Remedio Mexican Kitchen & Bar, has hit social media with appeals, imploring the conscience of the perpetrators. "Unfortunately at our Grupo Firme after party someone broke into Eduin Caz's truck and stole very valuable belongings. Please let's get his stuff back," the bar lamented on Instagram. The tenor of the request dampened by the realization that the items were taken elsewhere during the revelries. Caz, who had just delivered a sterling show at the Frost Bank Center on May 10, resonated benevolence by showing up to meet fans and now, ironic as it is, he's offering to buy back his own pilfered possessions.
The appeal did not fall on deaf ears, with local patrons voicing distress and embarrassment over the incident. San Antonio's pride took a hit with comments like "This is why San Antonio can't have nice things," surfacing on social networks. The plea for a harmonious resolution has amplified the incident, drawing a line between fan affection and the dissonant chord struck by the thieves.
Despite the setback, El Remedio insists on a path to restitution, keeping the door open for an unnamed encore. "They wanna give the person involved the opportunity to return the items and [he] is even willing so purchase his belongings back," the bar stated in a post uncovered by LMTonline. The person who took the belongings can return them to the restaurant and may remain anonymous, a move which, if it happens, will be a solace to the political croon of community and accountability.
