Mauro Aguilar
02/11/2021 17:51
Clarín.com
Police
Updated 02/11/2021 5:51 PM
A trap and reggaeton singer whom his followers recognize with the nickname of "Zaramay" and define as "The king of malianteo", was arrested in Rosario after exhibiting himself on his social networks with firearms. The arsenal he displays includes rifles , carbines and pistols.
Justice is trying to determine if in those images published on Instagram and Facebook, on January 26, he is accompanied by people who are part of the drug gang "Los Monos" and have a direct relationship with its leader, Ariel "Guille" Cantero.
Agustín Carlos Roberto García, a 26-year-old referent of urban genres who has published different songs on YouTube with millions of views, was arrested on Thursday morning along with another man, Esteban D. (31).
In the photos you can see the singer with short and long weapons.
Although in two images he is surrounded by young men, also armed, he is the only one who is exhibited with his face uncovered.
Those who accompany him hide part of the face with chinstraps, towels, T-shirts and soccer team shirts.
"Zaramay" appears in front, with a concentrated gesture.
In one of them he is alone, with two crossed long weapons.
Behind it is a poster with the reproduction of a dollar that has in the center an image of Tony Montana, the character of a mobster played by Al Pacino in the movie "Scarface."
The singer will be brought to an indictment on Friday for "
public intimidation and possession of a weapon of war
."
The publications of those photographs had until Thursday, on his Instagram account, 223 thousand likes and more than 8 thousand comments.
The majority approving the images.
No weapons were found in the raids, so the Investigations Agency is working to find that material.
Justice seeks to determine how these weapons were obtained, to whom they belong, and if they were fit to be used.
Furthermore, an attempt is made to identify all the young people who appear in those images.
The photos of the scandal.
The Public Prosecutor's Office for the Prosecution began an ex officio investigation on January 28 after learning of the posts uploaded on the singer's social networks.
García is noted as
one of the first artists to interpret trap in Argentina
.
His lyrics reflect the harsh reality that exists in the most neglected neighborhoods.
In addition to the huge number of followers that he adds with the publication of his songs, the young artist works with some of the most recognized producers within the urban musical genres.
Franco Fernández, "Zaramay", the Rosario rag, imprisoned after a shooting clash between gangs.
“
If I have my finger on the trigger, the gun won't stop.
We stay with the throne and kidnap your baby ... I'll shoot you when you have the level to answer me.
I'm still waiting for the ones who said to get me off.
What happened Mr. Agent, do you see me as a criminal?
The Billboards said I am from Malianteo the reference, the rappers talk about more, but the numbers do not lie
", he sings in one of his most visited videos with the artist" Homer El Mero Mero ".
That work has more than 20 million views.
In an interview published in November last year, Zaramay defined himself as a survivor.
“
I was in danger many times
.
My life.
Mine, my friends, my people ”, he assured.
On social networks, however, many criticized his comments by ensuring that he only sought to exaggerate the character who in his songs describes the harsh reality of the streets.
The arsenal, in the photos uploaded by Zaramay.
Last week Franco Benjamin Fernández (22), a rag man from Rosario, known by the alias “FF”, was arrested after participating in a gun battle between two gangs.
The singer was in a home in the southern part of the city that was shot from a car and from where they responded to the attack.
Fernández was released after the formation of a case for illegal possession of a firearm and after payment of a bond set at 200 thousand pesos.
Franco Fernández, the ragpicker from Rosario, arrested after a shooting clash between gangs.
Photos: Instagram @francofernandezff
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