Canserbero: Venezuela Said He Killed His Friend. Then It Said Something Else.

For eight years the official record in Venezuela said that Canserbero killed his friend and then jumped. In December 2023 the state published a video in which his manager says she killed them both. Two people are serving twenty-five years. In May 2026 reporters who had read the five thousand pages found that on the one question everything depends on, the file contradicts itself. This is the full story of Tirone Jose Gonzalez Oramas - who he was, what he wrote, what happened on the night of the nineteenth of January 2015, and what has and has not been established since. Most of this has never been told in English. A note on how this film handles the facts: two people have been convicted and are serving their sentences. They confessed on video and later said the confession was forced. Independent reporters have since raised serious questions about the investigation. This film does not say what happened in that apartment. It says who said what, when, and on what basis - and every claim is attributed to the person or institution that made it. CHAPTERS 0:00 The Confession Video 1:26 Tirone Gonzalez 3:49 Vida and Muerte 5:02 Jeremias 17:5 6:28 What He Stood For 7:16 Number One in Spanish Rap 7:57 The Night of 19 January 9:10 The Account That Reached the Press 10:14 Five Objections 11:29 Eight Years of Nothing 12:00 The Case Is Reopened 13:08 The Confession 14:03 Twenty-Five Years 14:59 The Recordings from Chile 17:09 What the Reporters Found 19:53 The Officer Who Never Stood Trial 21:35 What Remains IN THIS EPISODE Canserbero, Tirone Jose Gonzalez Oramas, Carlos Molnar, Natalia Amestica, Guillermo Amestica, Tarek William Saab, Ministerio Publico, Maracay, Caracas, Venezuela, Vida, Muerte, Jeremias 17:5, Es Epico, Maquiavelico, Lil Supa, Rxnde Akozta, the 2023 exhumation, the confession videos, the 2024 verdict, Armando.info, Yonel Alejandro Toro, Spanish-language rap, Latin American hip hop. Worldwide Rhythm - music stories from anywhere in the world. The music changes. The people behind it are always the story. Subscribe, and the next one will find you. HOW THIS FILM WAS MADE The narration is an AI-generated voice. The drawn scenes are illustrations created for this film, not footage. Every photograph and every piece of archive video is real and is credited below. Footage from the press conferences and from the documentary "En Busqueda de la Verdad" was produced by the Ministerio Publico of Venezuela and is in the public domain. It is the prosecution's account of the case, not a neutral one, and it is presented as such. Where the film shows it, the source and the date are named on screen. The interview footage of Canserbero comes from "ENTREVISTA CANSERBERO & RXNDE AKOZTA (PARTE 2) ESPANA 2014", published by the YouTube channel LOR DESIGNER MAKER under Creative Commons BY. IMAGE CREDITS All photographs are from Wikimedia Commons unless stated otherwise. Canserbero, 2013 - photographer unknown (CC0) Mural of Canserbero, Puerto La Cruz - Guaiqueri (CC0) Graffiti wall, Caracas - Muago (CC0) Memorial, May 2023 - Sonadores Por El Mundo (CC BY 3.0) "Legado de Canserbero" - Rafael Javier @DG-RA (CC0) Central Maracay - Laimagenhabla (CC BY-SA 4.0) Avenida 19 de Abril, Maracay - Lacamaradefran (CC BY-SA 4.0) Buildings in Maracay - Lacamaradefran (CC BY-SA 4.0) Residencias Calicanto, Maracay - Lacamaradefran (CC BY-SA 4.0) Plaza Bolivar, Maracay - ELARVLO (CC BY 4.0) Graffiti in Caracas - Olga Berrios (CC BY 2.0) "Cultura y colores" - Ricardo Munoz (CC BY-SA 3.0) The official portrait, the still of Carlos Molnar, the forensic animation and the footage of the family are from press conferences and from "En Busqueda de la Verdad", produced by the Ministerio Publico of Venezuela and in the public domain. The Spanish intertitles in the animation are translated on screen; nothing in them has been altered. The post shown at 7:05 is a screenshot of @ELCANSERBERO on Twitter, 21 November 2013. It is still online. Music from the YouTube Audio Library. #Canserbero #Venezuela #LatinHipHop #RapEnEspanol #Maracay #TrueCrime #MusicDocumentary #Documentary #HipHopHistory #MusicIndustry #ArtistRights #Caracas #LatinAmerica #UnsolvedCase #RapLatino