2024-02-16 04:56:45
The complaint was declared admissible and Jorge González will be represented by criminal lawyer, Giorgio Marino.
The renowned band Los Prisioneros is experiencing a definitive break, after Jorge González will file a complaint against Miguel Tapia in the Seventh Guarantee Court of Santiago.
As revealed by La Tercera, the legal action also against his former manager of his solo career, Alfonso Carbone.
Why did Jorge González file a complaint against Miguel Tapia?
Jorge González filed a complaint against his two friends, since according to Culto, was tricked into signing documents that were used to create business companies and take advantage of the Sanmiguelinos catalog without their consent and without giving you your corresponding profits.
Likewise, the document points against all those who are responsible such as authors, accomplices or accessories to the crime of forgery, malicious use and unfair administration of the false public instrument.
The complaint was declared admissible and Jorge González will be represented by criminal lawyer, Giorgio Marino.
The beginning of the conflict between González and Tapia
According to the complaint, the events began in 2001 when The Prisoners met at the National Stadium. It was at that moment, when the three musicians They created a company with Carlos Fonseca called Artistic Productions Los Cuatro Luchos Limitada.
In those years, Alfonso Carbone, González’s former manager, was director of Warner Music Chile and he was close to Fonseca, so they all became friends.
It was 2006 and The society fell apart and the band decided to put an end to Los Prisioneros. While in 2016 the term of business was requested from the Internal Revenue Service.
Product of stroke that affected González, the group’s vocalist also ended his work with Carbone.
As the years went by, Alfonso Carbone approached Jorge to release some vinyl from the San Miguel group, so after convincing him, He made him sign a document at home and not in a notary office. Along with this, Culto reports that González also signed a document authorizing the use of songs for a Movistar series based on Los Prisioneros.
“These documents were signed in a completely informal manner, at lunch time, without the presence of a minister of faith and without having been read, since, as stated, Carbone assured Mr. González that they had already been reviewed by his representative and brother Don Marco González Ríos,” indicates the complaint given. to know by Cult.
Complaint against Miguel Tapia
After several months, González found out that there was a new website and a new company called San Miguel Spa.
The author appeared as one of its shareholders along with Carbone, Carlos Fonseca and Miguel Tapia.
“At this point it became clear that, of the documents that Carbone had made my client sign (using the supposed approval of his brother Marco González), the signature placed on one of them was used fraudulently to falsely forge the matrix of a Public deed of company constitution (San Miguel Spa)in concert with the other defendants,” the complaint adds.
It is that sense, Jorge González accuses Miguel Tapia for the “passive attitude” he had towards the conflictFurthermore, all the profits they made would not have reached the composer.