Teresa, manager of El Taiger, upon seeing Damián Valdez in court: "I see no signs of remorse from him."

The manager of El Taiger expressed her outrage upon witnessing Damián Valdez's indifference in court.


Teresa Padrón, manager of El Taiger, appeared in court this Thursday in Miami-Dade, where Damián Valdez-Galloso made his first appearance. The police identified him as the person responsible for the murder of the Cuban reggaeton artist.

In a statement to Telemundo 51, Teresa shared her thoughts on seeing Damián Valdez up close, who allegedly had a friendship with the singer.

"That man stands there with a face as if he did nothing; I see no signs of remorse in him," said Teresa, visibly indignant.

The artist's manager emphasized that "he must have had some sort of help," noting that in her opinion, it is impossible for a man of his size, who is not very tall, to lift someone weighing 280 pounds and over six feet tall by himself.

In one of her Instagram stories, Teresa added: "You and your wife (who will have to come to light very soon) are going to pay for the murder of José Manuel Carbajal."

Instagram Capture / Teresa Padrón

So far, the police report indicates that Damián Valdez-Galloso shot El Taiger in the head at the entrance of his home, and he then dragged him to the car, where he later abandoned him in the vicinity of Jackson Memorial Hospital.

During the court hearing, Judge Mindy Glazer questioned why the charge against him is second-degree murder and asked the prosecution why they are not charging him with first-degree murder, considering the account of the events.

Damian is also facing two additional charges: attempting to alter physical evidence and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, which led the judge to deny him bail.

The details of El Taiger's homicide have caused significant outrage and shock among fans and colleagues of the reggaeton artist.

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