Yeison Jiménez, Colombian popular music singer and composer, was a trend in recent days for some controversial statements when referring to those who try to make an attempt on his life.
Yeison Jiménez was the guest of the “40 Copas” podcast performed by Roberto Cardona in Los 40 and in the middle of this interview the artist spoke about various aspects of his private life.
What did Yeison Jiménez say?
The popular music singer, Yeison Jiménez is one of the most beloved singers in Colombia, his music has led him to perform concerts in several cities in our country achieving Sold Out on large stages.
The journalist from Los 40, Roberto Cardona, spoke with the artist about various details of his private and professional life. In the midst of that conversion he was asked if he has ever been afraid for his safety since he has grown in his career and managed to appear in several countries.
“Not today because the people I had problems with know that I know everything about them and people love me a lot, both the good and the bad,” Jiménez responded.
“So if they did something to Yeison Jiménez, God forbid, it would be a horrible mistake, but none of them would be left alive, that is clear. In other words, in this country I am one of the people who love me the most and there are people who have a lot of power who know that if they touch me they will go to death, simply because of the feeling they have towards the popular artist (…) “Everyone loves me, the good ones love me, the bad ones love me (…) everyone adores me, so they know that messing with Yeison Jiménez, unfortunately, is putting a tombstone on your neck,” said the artist in the podcast with The 40.
Yeison Jiménez apologized in the middle of his social networks
This response was a topic of conversation among Internet users in the midst of digital platforms, which is why The artist took advantage of his social networks, especially Instagram stories, to clarify and apologize for his controversial statements.
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“I was reviewing networks and there is something that I have always considered myself good at and that is recognizing my mistakes (…) I have the obligation to come and tell you that, if I screwed up, I made a comment that was unnecessary. I come to tell the people that I made uncomfortable with my comments that I’m sorry,” said Yeison Jiménez via Instagram.
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