The Bad Bunny party, which was marred by the threat of “credibility” death

RabbitPuerto Rico has turned into dangerous. The 31 -year -old global star, and Kendall JennerHis former friend, claims to have received a reliable death threat during the final performances of his stay “No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí” in San Juan, Portorico, which concluded last Saturday. Looking at the seriousness of the threat, FONSECA stated that the federal authorities, including the FBI and the Portorico Public Safety Department, were present at the ceremony. At one point, according to what was reported, the secret service agents were on the site due to the presence of the Supreme Court judge, Sonia Sotomoor. Despite the high security, it is still unclear whether the person who claims was the threat.

Puerto Rico Jae Fonseca journalist revealed the strict news during the podcast this week, claiming that the threat was associated with the last performance at Colio de Porto Rico Jose Miguel Agrillot, a place carrying nearly 20 thousand fans.

“There was a reliable death threat, and this means that the alert has increased because there was someone on social media who writes that he would kill Bad Bunny.” Daily Mail From Spanish). “There was an increasing security alert, and this means that they were particularly enthusiastic and secret security.”

The journalist also claimed that the alleged individual seemed to be armed, who escalated the situation for organizers and enforcement.

The cold revelation comes a few weeks after Bad Bunny confesses that one of the reasons why it is to overcome American cities in its current run is concern about the ICE migration and customs agents (ICE) who target its performances.

“Frankly, yes, there were many reasons why I did not attend in the United States, and none of them was out of hatred. I have come there several times,” he said, he said ID Magazine On September 10. “But specifically, to stay here in Puerto Rico, when we are an unparalleled area for the United States … like, Ice f can be abroad (concert). This is something we were talking about and completely.”

Bad Bunny did not innovate from weaving political comments in his music. On July 4, the rapper celebrated Independence Day with the release of the “Nuevayol” music video, a path that celebrates his Puerto Rican Heritage while calling him President Donald TrumpImmigration policies.

A three -minute clip closes in an amazing moment for four men who gathered around the old school radio as a frightening look with Trump “an apology.” “I made a mistake. I want to apologize to immigrants in America,” says the modified voice.

Behind his music and live performances, Bad Bunny also occupied newspaper headlines in the courtroom. Last year, The Puerto Rico star filed a lawsuit against the fan Eric Guirmo Madronal Garon, who has claimed that he has downloaded unauthorized high -quality recordings from his concert in Salt Lake City, Utah, to YouTube called Madforlivemusic.

Unlike the shaky mobile phones, the videos were full shows with a quality of professional level. According to the rapper “I like it”, he violated Garrone downloads for his rights as an owner of his live performance. Bad Bunny claims that fans used his name and music to enhance his channel subscribers and advertising revenues, and the traffic is far from the artist’s YouTube’s official page.