Chilean singer Mon Laferte experienced a tense moment during a concert of her "Femme Fatale Tour" in Las Vegas, United States, when a cell phone thrown from the audience struck her directly in the left eye.
An assistant in the front row attempted to capture a memorable moment by throwing a phone to the performer, Mon, to record a video of him singing or send a direct greeting. Unfortunately, the phone's trajectory resulted in it accidentally hitting the artist's face.
A sudden incident unfolded at the Pearl Concert Theater within the Palm Casino Resort during a performance of the song "Amarrame." The Chilean singer Mon Laferte abruptly exited the stage, covering her face as she was attended to by her team.
A woman at the scene of an accident was met with discomfort from the audience, prompting a chorus of demands for her to leave the theater. Theaters staff, led by assistants, urged her to exit, with some shouting "Let her get out." Under mounting pressure, a security team member intervened, escorting the woman out of the theater amidst a mixture of shock and disapproval from those present.
Mon Laferte underwent a brief medical review shortly after the incident to assess the severity of the eye issue. Fortunately, she was cleared to resume her performance, completing her presentation without interruption.
A recent incident at a Sinaloa palenque where singer Yuridia performed has drawn attention to the risks of using electronic devices during live events. This incident follows a similar incident last month, in which a performer's phone fell, prompting a warning to the audience.
Chilean singer Mon Laferte has yet to provide a statement regarding the recent incident.
