Marcel Reinosa, manager of the Cuban singer José Manuel Carbajal, known as El Taiger, made statements this Saturday about the possible funeral in Cuba and the artist's inheritance during the funeral ceremony that took place at the Church of San Lázaro in Miami.
In a video shared by Martí Noticias, Reinosa explained to the press that he could not provide many details out of respect for the family as well as for the artist's team.
However, regarding the possibility of holding a funeral in honor of El Taiger in Cuba, Reinosa pointed out that, according to his understanding, it is something that could take place, but they still need to coordinate all the details with the family.
He explained that any decision, whether to hold the funeral with the body present or with ashes, will depend on what the family determines. He preferred not to offer more details to respect the internal process being managed together with the relatives.
Regarding the inheritance left by the artist, Reinosa clarified that the matter is in the hands of the lawyers and, for now, they cannot provide details about the legal process.
He added that eventually all the information will be made public and the relevant documents will be shown, but at this point they cannot comment on who has control or legal authority.
He指出 that, according to the law, the inheritance will inevitably pass to the artist's children, and also mentioned the grandmother, who is still alive, emphasizing that this is not a dispute over royalties, as the law is clear that the family, namely the children and the grandmother, are the beneficiaries.
The manager of El Taiger highlighted that there is still a considerable amount of unpublished musical material from the Cuban singer.
He explained that the team has a lot of music accumulated from several years of work and they are coordinating with the record label to release this content appropriately.
Although it is a delicate process, he emphasized that they want to ensure that El Taiger's musical legacy continues and that the followers keep enjoying his work.
Reinosa took the opportunity in his statements to the press to express his opinion on the speculations that have circulated regarding the death of El Taiger.
He pointed out that, in time, the facts will come to light, which is why the team has preferred to be cautious in their comments and focus on the truth.
In addition, he stressed that they expect to have all the documentation and the hospital's diagnosis in writing before providing more details, trusting that time will clarify everything.
Regarding the funeral ceremony held in Miami, with an open casket, Reinosa commented: “It’s very overwhelming. People even judge us because suddenly we don’t show emotions, but we go through a private process at night.”
El Taiger was declared dead on October 10 at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, where he had been hospitalized for a week after being shot in the head.
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