José Manuel Carbajal, better known as El Taiger, passed away this Thursday, October 10, at the age of 37, one week after he was shot in the head. The news has deeply moved his followers, colleagues, family, and close friends, including his ex-partner, La China Lay, who has shared heartbreaking messages following the tragic death of the Cuban singer.
The young woman posted on her Instagram stories some memories with the reggaeton artist, accompanied by texts that reveal the deep sadness and pain she is going through.
In one of her messages, Layma (the real name of the Cuban) expressed: "No one, absolutely no one, will ever love me like you did. Therefore, filled with flaws, I am fully aware that I was, am, and will be the love of your life."
In another message, he shared that he has countless memories with his ex-partner and said: "I have so many, so many videos, so many photos, that I really hold on to him, the one from before, the healthy one, the one with the concepts, the family-oriented, the polite one, the one with the sweet and big heart. May God keep you in glory. Justice for José."
La China Lay, devastated by her loss, also wrote: "May God give me strength and, from the bottom of my heart, may no one ever go through this. Amen to their families, respect your partners, be happy, and let go of resentment; it’s harmful. We never know when the end is near. José was, is, and will always be my family. We fought, we said terrible things to each other, we did horrible things, but as a family, we always made up. Many years together, crying, laughing, loving each other, fighting, but always together. I’m sorry if these posts affect anyone, but this is my pain, my years; no one can stop this pain. No one. RIP, my tank."
In another message, the young woman lamented that José Manuel Carbajal had not followed her advice: "Years, years, years, and you never listened to me. I exhausted myself, I tried, God knows I gave everything of myself, but you continued without hearing advice. Fly high, my black. Here is your little one, half a meter of bad temper, the second Magda of your life, who will never, ever forget you," referring to the singer's mother, who passed away in 2020, leaving a deep void in El Taiger's life.
These emotional posts reflect La China's sadness at the loss of a person who profoundly marked her life and whom she will always remember with much affection and love.
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