Local media reported this Tuesday how the North American police arrested a “person of interest” in the investigation of the murder of Cuban reggaeton singer El Taiger, who died on October 10 in a Miami hospital.
A person of interest was arrested in New York as part of the investigation into the death of Cuban reggaeton singer José Manuel Carbajal Zaldívar, known artistically as El Taiger.
The information was confirmed this Tuesday to Telemundo 51 by a source close to the investigation.
The detainee is Damián Valdéz-Galloso, a 49-year-old resident of Hialeah, Florida. Valdéz-Galloso had previously been identified as a person of interest in the case and was actively sought by police.
According to the description provided, he is a man with brown eyes and hair, is 5’09” tall and weighs approximately 186 pounds; In addition, he has tattoos on both arms and chest.
The death of El Taiger, who died on October 10 in Miami, shocked his followers and the artistic community.
They arrest a person linked to the murder of Taiger in Miami
The singer was found in his vehicle with a gunshot wound to the head and, although he was immediately taken to the hospital, he failed to recover after a week of intensive treatment.
Manuel Morales, Miami police chief, made a public appeal to the community the same week that El Taiger’s death was reported, requesting any information that could provide clues in the investigation.
Police were offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of this person who was eventually detained in New York City.
Although details have not yet been released about the charges Valdéz-Galloso faces, his arrest represents a significant development in the case.
The community and followers of El Taiger expect justice regarding his tragic death, understandably. We will continue to update you on more details.
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**Interview with Music Industry Expert and Cultural Commentator, Maria Torres**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Maria. We’ve received some shocking news regarding the murder investigation of Cuban rapper El Taiger. Can you give us a brief overview of the situation?
**Maria Torres:** Certainly. El Taiger, whose real name was José Manuel Carbajal Zaldívar, sadly died on October 10 in a Miami hospital. His death has been a huge shock to fans and the Latin music community. Recently, authorities announced they’ve arrested a primary suspect – a man who was reportedly friends with El Taiger – in New York City as part of the ongoing investigation.
**Interviewer:** That’s both devastating and alarming. What has the response been from the Latin music community and El Taiger’s fans since the news broke?
**Maria Torres:** The reaction has been one of disbelief and sorrow. El Taiger was not only a prominent figure in reggaeton but also a beloved artist to many. His fans are mourning his loss deeply, while also expressing anger and frustration over the circumstances surrounding his death. The community is rallying to seek justice for him, with many calling for answers on why this tragedy occurred.
**Interviewer:** Authorities have labeled this individual as a “person of interest.” How significant is this designation in the context of the investigation?
**Maria Torres:** It’s an important step, as it indicates that the authorities believe this individual may have direct insight or involvement in the case. However, it’s crucial to remember that being labeled a ”person of interest” doesn’t imply guilt; rather, it’s part of gathering evidence and building a more comprehensive understanding of the events leading up to El Taiger’s death.
**Interviewer:** Given El Taiger’s impact on the genre, do you think this incident will spotlight any larger issues within the music industry, particularly concerning artist safety?
**Maria Torres:** Absolutely. Incidents like this bring to light the often-overlooked vulnerabilities artists face, including safety concerns and the pressures of fame. El Taiger’s death could serve as a catalyst for discussions about artist well-being, the need for better protective measures, and addressing violence against musicians. The hope is that as these conversations continue, we can foster a safer environment for artists.
**Interviewer:** Maria, thank you for sharing your insights during such a difficult time for the community. We hope for swift justice for El Taiger and his loved ones.
**Maria Torres:** Thank you for having me. It’s important that we honor El Taiger’s legacy and continue to support his fans and family as they navigate this painful period.
