Singers Daddy Yankee and Farruko showed their dismay on social media on June 1 over the murder of Puerto Rican urban artist Neftalí Álvarez Núñez, 42, known as Pacho “El Antifeka,” in Baamón, Puerto Rico’s metropolitan area. .
“I’m not one to judge anyone’s personal life, but I can judge how people treat me; based on that judgment, I can choose my friends. I know that you always treat me with respect, appreciation, honesty, sincerity and loyalty,” said Daddy Yankee, on his official Instagram account.
Known as “The King of Reggaeton” he went on to emphasize that for him “those qualities are worth a lot because you don’t find them easily these days. When I find a person with such qualities, I offer him my most sincere friendship regardless of status, class, skin color, religion or sexual orientation.”
“And I assure you “brother” you were a real person with me from our beginning at a young age, dreaming of this career. I am glad to know that I was able to contribute to you in life. Much strength to all your loved ones, be in prayers Rest in peace”, concluded the interpreter of ‘Gasolina’.
On his part, Farruko posted: “Rest in peace. ‘Brother’ we didn’t talk all the time but when we did we always talked about God, trying to be better people, learning to be fair, you were always a leader and brother God have mercy and give strength to your family.”
What is known about the murder of Pacho “El Antifeca”
Police found his lifeless body inside an Infiniti EX35 model vehicle parked at the Plaza Tropical Center in Baamón, Puerto Rico.
The singer had multiple gunshot wounds, according to the report from the Bayamón Homicide Department, which is in charge of the investigation.
Pacho “El Antifeka” had a criminal record for violating the gun law, and two months ago the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) raided his apartment.
Who Was Pacho ‘El Antifeka’?
Born in Puerto Rico in March 1981, his recognition in the music world began with his participation in the urban duo Pacho & Cirilo.
In 2019 he released the song “They don’t have a rifle” with Cano El Bárbaro, who was also shot to death in the east of the island in December 2021.
The lyrics of this single include phrases such as “those who want to kill me” or “they talk about my death to hunt me down”.
In December 2021, Pacho “El Antifeka” released his first solo album, “All Star Game”, for which he said in an interview with EFE that he “put” all his heart into showing the most “professional” side of.
Source: univision
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