Ricardo Montaner’s son clarifies his father’s alleged financial problems

Ricardo Montaner is involved in rumors of alleged problems with the public treasury American and with his employees at the Café Ragazzi restaurant he owns in Miami, for allegedly not paying them. In November there was even speculation that he had fled to the Dominican Republic.

Although the well-known singer born in Argentina has not made statements on the matter, his son Ricky Montaner defended him and denied the information.

“It seems to me so funny the way people say”he bluntly said at a Dec. 7 press conference in Mexico City, the “Ventaneando” program reported.

“My dad was a guy that if I’ve planted and I don’t have financial problems, a guy … who’s dedicated himself to this thing for 40 years (he doesn’t have problems),” the singer also said.

Did Ricardo Montaner escape to the Dominican Republic?

The son of the “Déjame Llorar” singer has stated that his father is traveling to the Central American country, but not for the reasons speculated.

” He has another house in the Dominican Republic with 40 acres overlooking the sea“People talk a lot… If I had a house with 40 acres overlooking the sea, I might as well stop living in the United States to go and live in the house with 40 acres facing the sea,” he said forcefully. .

Ricky revealed the reason his father did not permanently change his residence to Dominican.

“He hasn’t moved why He is very close to the grandchildren (….) My dad lives in Miami, I was at his house yesterday,” Ricky Montaner said.

Ricardo Montaner’s alleged financial problems

In May 2023, it emerged that the singer was set to close his Miami restaurant, Café Ragazzi, due to alleged financial problems; even alleged employees of the venue said they had not been paid for more than six months, Gossip No As refers. .

On November 13, TVNotas magazine reported that Montaner was in serious trouble with the United States Treasury Department and reportedly owed more than $2 million, for which he would be moving to the Dominican Republic.

The information emerged a few days after he announced his retirement from the stage, at the concert he gave in Costa Rica on November 4.

“I’ve been on tour for more than 30 years, I haven’t stopped for a year, and I think it’s time to devote myself to writing, recording, planting flowers, hugging my grandchildren, watching them believe and not missing anything. ” said the interpreter of “Será”.