### Tragic Death of Reggaeton Star El Taiger
El Taiger, the renowned Reggaeton artist whose real name was José Manuel Carbajal Zaldívar, tragically passed away last week due to a gunshot wound to the head, as confirmed by an emotional statement on his Instagram account. The post expressed gratitude to his fans for their prayers, as they hoped for his recovery.
He succumbed to his injuries on Thursday afternoon, leaving behind a legacy of popular singles and collaborations, the latest being “Bonita,” released in May. Following the incident on October 3, Miami authorities revealed that El Taiger was found critically injured in a Mercedes-Benz, with police suspecting he was shot elsewhere and transported near the hospital.
El Taiger’s family expressed gratitude to the medical staff at Jackson Memorial Hospital for their efforts in caring for him during his final moments, mentioning that he is now reunited with his mother in heaven. The Miami Police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.
He was 37 years old.
#### FAQ Section
**Q: What happened to El Taiger?**
A: El Taiger was found shot in the head in a Mercedes-Benz on October 3 and later succumbed to his injuries on October 5.
**Q: How did his family respond to his death?**
A: His family thanked fans for their prayers and the medical staff at Jackson Memorial Hospital for their efforts to save him.
**Q: What was El Taiger known for?**
A: El Taiger was a prominent Reggaeton artist, well-known for his singles and EPs, including his recent release “Bonita.”
**Q: What is being done regarding the investigation of his death?**
A: Miami Police are conducting an ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding his shooting.
### Conclusion
The loss of El Taiger is a heartbreaking moment for the music industry and his devoted fans around the world. As authorities continue their investigation into the tragic events, many are left to mourn the untimely passing of a talented artist whose contributions to Reggaeton will not be forgotten. Rest in peace, El Taiger.