| 12/20/2020 – 5:22 PM (GMT-4)
Cuban reggaeton concert Pimp at the La Scala nightclub in Miami, ended with a violent fight among a group of people in the audience.
In a video posted by The Cuban family some men are seen throwing bottles and crystal glasses from one corner of the enclosure to another, amid the shouts of those who were still in place.
Eventually, the security of the place, located in The Four Ambassadors, in Brickell Bay, managed to control the fight and release the room, which remained full of glasses and chairs thrown on the floor.
Reggaeton, whose real name is Abel Diaz Rodriguez, he apologized the next day for “several incidents that have nothing to do with me”, including the fight and the delay in starting the concert, which led to a short duration, as the closing time of the venue cannot be extended due to regulations by coronavirus.
“An event happened, it seems that, as things were hot, a belt, but hey, there are things that happen in any concert, of any artist, even if it’s international, there are things that happen,” he said. said El Chulo through the networks.
His claim has been questioned on social networks. What is true is that they violent incidents are common at events involving street artists in the United States; one of the most recent took place at the presentation of El Negrito, el Kokito and Manu Manu at the Rancho Gaspar Club in Miami, which also ended with glass fires.
Also this year, reggaeton players El Úniko, Chocolate MC and El Taiger played in a fight in the middle of the New Jersey Reggaeton Festival.
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