Junior Jein, the 'Negro Grande', dies after being shot several times outside a nightclub in Cali

Harold Angulo Vencé, musically known as Junior Jein or even as 'El Caballo' or 'El Negro Grande', died this Monday after being shot at the exit of the nightclub in Cali, 'A Otro Nivel' ', located on Roosevelt Avenue in the Colombian city. Although his attackers would be arrested, nothing could be done to save the life of the singer, promoter of choke sauce, an urban musical style originating on the Pacific coast of the country with African touches.

It would be the company that represents Junior Jein, 'Invictory Music', which would confirm the tragic news. "Today, June 14, they end the life of an incredible human being, who, beyond being an artist, was a friend of the people," they would point out. "To contribute to the culture of the Colombian Pacific with the only thing that Junior knew how to do, exalt and give joy to a people that is more than violence," they would add.

Christian Silva, the CEO of the record company and a friend of the singer, would also show his pain. "The world is left without enjoying your magic and I know how you defended our seal against the wolves that always surrounded us, wanting us to fail," he wrote. "I still respect you and I know the great person you were, real, happy and faithful to your loved ones. A man, 'the Horse', my partner forever," he added.

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Patio 4, another Colombian artist, would experience the murder up close after Junior Jein went to the disco to participate in the presentation of his latest song. "He thought it was a strategy for his new song ... but it was something real," he would recount on his social networks. "He was very badly injured, but alive. Junior was attacked," he said.

Ray Charrupi, founder of the Chao Racismo organization, will also have a memory for Junior Jein "The best man I have ever met and that the Pacific has given, the one who never spoke of anyone and was always there for everyone. The only thing What I can say for the moment is that what my brother Junior Jein would like most at this moment is for his murder, his unfortunate and early death, to mean something and for it not to spill over into more violence. Let's make the murder, the death of the most nobleman of the men of the Pacific, serve us something, something positive", he commented.

For his part, the mayor of Cali, Jorge Iván Ospina, has assured that there will be an investigation to "clarify who commissioned this crime and why" after confirming the arrest of two adults who, according to 'El País, were They seized a 5.56 caliber Colt AR-15 rifle and a 9 caliber Glock pistol.