Frabián Elí Carrión, who is CEO of Real Hasta la Muerte, LLC, sued the artist in the Florida state judicial system after he was denied access to bank accounts and a clear breach of employment and friendship, reports Metro Puerto newspaper Rico on.
The document was presented on the show “I know everything” and says that Emmanuel Gazmey Santiago’s career in 2016 due to the sentence to 30 months in prison for illegal possession of weapons and during this time the manager continued to believe in the singer while I for him worked without receiving payment.
Elsewhere, it is said that Frabián Eli joined as a member of the company and has been CEO since 2019, but Anuel unilaterally terminated the contract on August 20 and removed the manager from the company account so that he no longer had control of the finances of the artist.
According to the lawsuit, Frabrián and Anuel had an exclusive management contract for the Ragman’s career for seven years, until 2026.
That’s not the only legal issue the ‘Legends Never Die’ hitmaker is facing, as it was revealed a month ago that he is suing his ex-partner and mother of his son Astrid Cuevas for custody of the minor, and is suing her in turn has of irresponsible upbringing.
The nine-year-old boy’s mother filed a document with the Puerto Rico Court of Trial for Families and Minors, saying that Emmanuel Gazmey, the singer’s given name, is an absentee father who communicates sporadically with the minor.