| 12/20/2020 – 5:22 PM (GMT-4)
The concert of the Cuban reggaeton player the Chulo at the La Scala nightclub in Miami, ended with a violent fight among a group of people in the audience.
In a video posted by The Cuban Family men are seen throwing bottles and glass glasses from one corner of the enclosure to the other, amid the cries of those still standing at the site.
Eventually the security of the venue, located at The Four Ambassadors in Brickell Bay, managed to control the fight and evacuate the room, which was filled with glass and chairs lying on the floor.
The reguetonero, the real name is Abel Díaz Rodríguez, Apologized the next day for “several incidents that have nothing to do with me”, including the fight and the delay in starting the concert, which caused it to last a short time, as the closing time of the site cannot be extended due to regulations by coronavirus.
“It also happened an event it seems like how hot the thing was, a fajasón, but well, they are things that happen in any concert, of any artist, be it international, they are things that happen,” said El Chulo through Nets.
His claim has been questioned on social media. What is certain is that these Violent incidents are common at events related to urban artists in the United States; one of the most recent occurred at the presentation of El Negrito, the Kokito and Manu Manu, at the Gaspar Ranch Club in Miami, which also ended with bottlenecks.
Also this year, the reguetoneros The Uniko, Chocolate MC and The Taiger starred in a fight in the midst of the New Jersey Reggaeton Festival.
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