Cuban reggaeton artist Osmani García publicly reacted to the ten-year prison sentence imposed on Chocolate MC, after it was revealed that the artist accepted a plea deal in the United States.
Through the stories on his official Instagram account, Osmani shared a snippet of a video reporting on the sentence against the performer of Bajanda. Over the image, he wrote: "What an injustice," and added in another story: "And what about Damián??????," clearly expressing his discontent with the ruling.
The urban singer's post shows the moment when a news report announces: “Sentenced to 10 years in prison, Chocolate MC,” accompanied by images of the reggaeton artist dressed in a red prison uniform in a courtroom.
According to reported by CiberCuba, Chocolate MC accepted a plea agreement that resulted in a ten-year prison sentence. The artist was facing multiple charges and ultimately chose to plead guilty as part of the deal with the prosecution, which avoided a trial.
The news has sparked intense debate on social media, where followers and peers in the urban genre have expressed divided opinions on the severity of the sentence and the circumstances surrounding the case.
Osmani García thus adds his voice to the public reactions following the court decision that marks a new chapter in the controversial career of Chocolate MC. So far, the convicted artist has not made any new public statements since the official announcement of the sentence.
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