Orlando Liñán, a vallenato singer and TV presenter, fell from a barrier onto the floor during a concert in Cantagallo, Bolívar, while interacting with fans. ^[1][7] Alberto Beingolea, Peru's Minister of Culture, stated that the government's request for special legislative powers was presented with greater speed than in previous administrations. ^[2] A fan threw foam near Orlando Liñán's eyes, causing temporary vision difficulties that contributed to his loss of balance. ^[3] Orlando Liñán stated that he experienced physical pain while performing as Diomedes Díaz, saying, 'Se me reventaba el cuerpo' (My body was bursting). ^[4] Liñán experienced intense back pain following the fall, which persisted into 2026-07-14, prompting a visit to the emergency room. ^[5] Liñán was assisted by the event's logistics team and continued the performance after the fall. ^[6] Alberto Beingolea claimed that no government he could recall had requested powers with such promptness. ^[8] The government's request for special powers includes measures linked to public security and the El Niño phenomenon (FEN), as well as actions to boost economic recovery. ^[9] After recovering, Orlando Liñán returned to the stage and thanked the audience in Cantagallo for their affection despite the incident. ^[10] Medical professionals ordered lumbar X-rays to assess the cause of Liñán's back pain and rule out injuries. ^[11] Beingolea asserted that the problem of public security has existed for 30 years and cannot be solved solely by changing a single official. ^[12]