Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Mexican Rapper Natanael Cano Banned from US Over Visa Fraud
Natanael Cano, a famous Mexican rapper, got in trouble with the U.S. government.
He applied for a visa that's meant for religious workers, but officials found out he wasn't actually a member of a church.
They discovered he was using the visa to make money in the US, which isn't allowed.
Because of this, the government took away his visa and won't let him come to the country anymore.
Cano makes a kind of music called "corridos tumbados" and has lots of fans.
He's not the first Mexican artist to have visa issues.
Mexican rapper Natanael Cano was banned from the U.S. due to alleged visa fraud.
Cano reportedly applied for an R-1 visa, intended for religious workers.
Authorities discovered Cano was not affiliated with a religious organization.
His visa was revoked after officials found he was generating income in the US.
Cano is known for the "corridos tumbados" music genre and has millions of listeners.
- Who
- Natanael Cano
- What
- Natanael Cano, a Mexican rapper, was banned from the US due to alleged visa fraud.
- When
- Authorities discovered the fraud recently, leading to the ban.
- Where
- United States
- Why
- He was found to have falsely applied for a religious worker visa to generate income.
- Name
- Natanael Cano
- Nationality
- Mexican
- Profession
- Rapper
- Music Genre
- Corridos Tumbados
- Visa Type
- R-1 (Religious Worker)
- Monthly Listeners
- Over 23 million (Spotify)