2023-09-04 03:50:00
He rapero Lefty SMwho had achieved fame with the song “I’m Mexican, that’s my flag,” was shot dead in his home from the city of Jalisco, when a command group entered for the purpose of robbery or kidnapping.
The 31-year-old Aztec artist was attacked this Saturday at his home in Zapopan, Jalisco, in the La Cima subdivision, when a The commando forced their way into the farm and tried to take him away, but when they were unable to do so, they allegedly shot him.according to the Mexican portal The financial.
The Attorney General of the State of Jalisco confirmed the death of the singer and reported the integration of an investigation folder to clarify the facts and capture whoever is responsible.
Alzada, the singer’s label, expressed through a statement posted on Instagram: “It is with deep sadness that we inform regarding the death of our brother Lefty SM, Juan Carlos Sauceda. Our affection, love and prayers are with her. wife María Isabel and their two daughters. We appreciate your understanding at this difficult time and all the messages of support and love that you have sent us. To infinity in our memory and our hearts.”
Meanwhile, the artist’s partner, Eza Marywrote on Facebook: “Do not send me messages, I do not want to hear from anyone, I’m just having a bad dream, pinch me, my love, I want to get up from this nightmare please.”
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the site of Working day indicated that armed subjects aboard a white sedan without a license plate broke into the home of Sauceda Vázquez, who was shot at resist an assault.
After the attack, Lefty SM was transferred to a private hospital, located on Central Avenue in the Residencial Poniente neighborhood, in the municipality of Zapopan, where a few minutes later he was declared dead.
Lefty SM’s Hits
Lefty SM had been in music for more than a decade, when in 2019 he released a solo album, Avión de papel.
This work was followed by more successes and collaborations in 2020, such as Necesidad with the Santa Fe Klan, which includes songs such as “Mi Decepción”, “Se Fue”, “Bajo Tierra”, “Por Mi México”, “Soy Mercenario”, “It’s Hot”, “We Keep Hitting”, “It Smells It Smells”, “I’m The Dealer” and “Outro”.
He also had participations with other artists such as Neto Peña, C-Kan, Tiro Loko, Santa RM, MC Davo and El Komander.
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On the Spotify platform, Sauceda has more than 4 million monthly listeners, with hits like “Por mi México”, “Ando al Millón”, “Díganle”, “Encerrado en mi Mundo” and “Volando”.
“Mexico beautiful and bandit, daily I ask God to take care of me and the family if one day the heart no longer beats,” he wrote at the beginning of August 3 on Instagram.
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