Rapper Canserbero’s Ex-manager Admits To Killing Him 

Rapper Canserbero’s Ex-manager Admits To Killing Him 

Natalia Améstica, the former manager of Venezuelan rapper Tyrone González, also known as Canserbero, has made a recent confession regarding his death.

Previously, it was believed that Canserbero had killed himself after fatally injuring his friend and producer, Carlos Molnar, during a knife fight.

However, in a new development, Natalia admitted to carrying out the murders with the help of her brother, Guillermo Améstica, and staging it to look like a suicide.

The confession came after Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab released a video in which Natalia confessed to the authorities.

In the video, Natalia revealed that her motive behind the murders stemmed from her anger upon discovering that Canserbero planned to cheat her out of payment for a tour to Chile that she had organized, and he also intended to dismiss her from her managerial role.

This new information sheds light on the tragic events surrounding Canserbero’s death and the initial misinterpretation of the situation as a murder-suicide.

It highlights the complex nature of the relationships and motivations involved, emphasizing the importance of thoroughly investigating such cases to uncover the truth.

“This hurt me a lot and left me with a lot of internal pain,” she said.