My name is Shakira denounced Maluma imitator for scaming her with a large sum of money – Publimetro Colombia

Andrea Correa, a young Chilean, stood out in the 2023 edition of My name is As Shakira’s imitator, surprising both the jury and the Colombian public with his impressive physical and vocal resemblance to the Barranquillera singer. Since then, Correa has continued working with the character and was even seen in a relationship with Elvis Crespo’s imitator in the same season, which would return as Luis Alfonso in ´I my name is 2025´.

The imitator through the Caracol Net Klismann Moncada and I would have stolen a millionaire sum of money from Correa. This through an alleged digital investment that promised great profits to both.

The events occurred in March, when Correa returned to Colombia and had contact with his reality partner, because during this stage they shared the stage and showed enough complicity. On this visit he told Moncada that he wanted to invest his savings to not have the money I want, so he made an attempt proposal: “He tells me that he has a business that has the way to grow that money and trust him.” express.

The following was that Maluma’s imitator will explain that the Investment consisted of putting money on an investment platform that delivered significant dividends. “That generated and generated a percentage depending on what I put on money, the more it was obviously the best daily percentage that could be received from that.”

How much was the sum of money I entrusted to Maluma’s imitator?

My name is Shakira, he pointed out that the initial sumo that would deliver to Moncada would be 40 million pesos, but would make the decision to first invest 20 million pesos, allegedly seeing this figure, he demanded that he be 35 million pesos. This caused that he will begin to distrust and would like to retire from the business, after two weeks I would make the request to me Maluma.

“He only told me trust me … but then I started telling me things like ‘I have problems with my account that I can’t get, I can’t withdraw, I can’t transfer. I can’t do anything,’ he started to stop talking to me as we used to talk. He started to travel.

So it seemed necessary to denounce this scam in a public way, while Moncada responded by asking for time to be able to return all the sum of money: “To her in cash they were returned about seven million. After that, as I tell you, I have been sending a million and a half. Then I sent her about seven 50, another million. And so I have been sending.”