Police stand outdoor the Las Americas Global Airport the place a personal jet crashed on Wednesday, killing all 9 other people on board, together with Puerto Rican tune manufacturer Drift L. a. Film.
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Police stand outdoor the Las Americas Global Airport the place a personal jet crashed on Wednesday, killing all 9 other people on board, together with Puerto Rican tune manufacturer Drift L. a. Film.
Reuters/Ricardo Rojas
The tune manufacturer referred to as Drift L. a. Film, who’d labored with main reggaeton artists equivalent to Unhealthy Bunny and Ozuna, used to be one in all 9 individuals who died in a aircraft crash within the Dominican Republic. He used to be 38.
In step with a statement from Helidosa Aviation Workforce, which operated the plane, the Gulfstream jet crashed Wednesday night time whilst making an attempt to make an emergency touchdown at Las Americas Global Airport within the capital, Santo Domingo.
The plane had taken off from any other airport at the island and used to be en path to Miami with two workforce participants and 7 passengers on board, together with the manufacturer, born José Ángel Hernández, his spouse Debbie Von Marie Jiménez García and 4-year-old son Jayden Hernández.
No main points on the reason for the crash got within the Helidosa commentary, which stated the corporate used to be cooperating with investigators and requested for “care and harmony to give a boost to the affected households who, at the side of us, are going via this very tough time.”
Hernández produced the worldwide hit “Te Boté,” which options Unhealthy Bunny, Nicky Jam and Ozuna. In step with his record label, Hernández used to be additionally instrumental in the upward push of artists equivalent to Nio Garcia, Casper Magico, and D.Ounces.
Tributes poured in from the arena of reggaeton tune.
Colombian celebrity J Balvin wrote on Instagram “José Ángel THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIBRATION HIGH ALWAYS!! Leisure in peace.”
Don Omar, whose hits come with “Dile,” and “Bandoleros,” stated he used to be “So unhappy on your loss and your circle of relatives’s. Thanks for the chance to collaborate. Fly prime, so long.”
Enthusiasts took to social media to specific their unhappiness. One wrote on Twitter: “Reggeaton won’t ever be the similar.”
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