Miami police are searching for a Cuban for the attempted murder of El Taiger and are offering a reward.

The Miami police reported on Monday that they are offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information that could lead to the whereabouts of citizen Damián Valdez-Galloso, known as "El Narra," who is allegedly the main suspect in the case of the shooting of Cuban reggaeton artist El Taiger, who is fighting for his life in a hospital in the City of the Sun.

Valdéz -Galloso, who is considered a person of interest by the authorities in relation to this case, is a resident of the city of Hialeah. He has brown eyes and hair; he weighs approximately 186 pounds and is 5'09 inches tall, they said at a press conference.

The man also has tattoos on both arms and on his chest.

The chief of police in Miami, Manuel Morales, told the media that his "detectives are working tirelessly" and that they have "evidence that this was not a suicide attempt."

"We have both physical and digital evidence that leads us to believe this was not a suicide," stated the authorities, who did not miss the opportunity to quote Valdéz-Galloso: "if you are listening to this conference, please contact the police."

Valdéz-Galloso, who is of Cuban origin, has a criminal record, which includes an arrest in 2021 and accusations of grand theft. He has also been registered as a sexual offender since 2007 after being accused of having sexual relations with a 17-year-old minor.

It is known that the suspect has been arrested at least twice by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

The first unofficial accusations against the suspect came from the Cuban singer Anyel Rubier Reyes, better known as Anyelo RR, who shared several photos of him with Valdéz-Galloso and El Taiger.

Last Saturday, the Miami police went to the suspect's house, which intensified rumors on social media. Although they were later calmed down after clarifying that they did not have any detainees.

The police request that anyone with information about the incident call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 305 471-TIPS (8477) or visit the website crimestoppersmiami305.com.

If the tip leads to the arrest of the subject, the informant may be eligible for a reward of up to $5,000.

You can also contact the Homicide Unit of the Miami City Police Department at (305) 603-6350 and ask for any on-duty detective.