The body of Miguel Pavón, identified as the deceased singer Chuy Montana's driver, was discovered lifeless in the Buenavista neighborhood of Tijuana. This discovery comes a few days after the renowned artist was killed in an armed attack.

The incident has raised concerns in the vulnerable community, as Chuy Montana's driver was found alongside a narcomessage, indicative of the possible connection of the crime with activities related to drug trafficking.

 

 

 

 

 

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According to preliminary investigations by authorities, both Chuy Montana and his driver were allegedly kidnapped in Playas de Rosarito, where they were staying at a hotel. Subsequently, the singer's body was found on a road in Tijuana, while Pavón's was located in the mentioned neighborhood, wrapped in a blanket.

Was Chuy Montana involved with drug trafficking?

Due to his controversial songs addressing mafia and organized crime themes, Chuy Montana has been linked to drug trafficking, although there are still no official confirmations from authorities. What can be confirmed is that the singer himself confessed that he was demanded to pay "protection money" in order to perform and sing.

Although interviews have been conducted with relatives and acquaintances of Chuy Montana and Miguel Pavón, authorities have not yet provided additional details about the case or the content of the narcomessage. Investigations are ongoing to clarify the facts and identify those responsible for these tragic events.