Through his official Instagram account, on Wednesday, January 4, Dayana Jaimes, widow of the Vallenato legend, Martín Elías Díaz, denounced that the artist’s grave was vandalized again.
“You can’t imagine the rage and disagreement I have with all this, what happened to Martín’s grave, because it is not the first time that it has happened and the truth is that the lack of culture of some people has no name”, he began his story.
Jaimes said that in the field They arrive at the place and instead of paying homage with respect to the vallenato singer, who died in a traffic accident in April 2017, what they do is cause damage to the mortuary slabs.
“On many occasions I have seen how people arrive and sit on the edge of the grave to take the superphoto or the superselfie. That shouldn’t do. They even put children in the grave, and they don’t have to do that, ”he narrated.
He indicated that they are going to have to remove a photograph of the artist, since the visitors, In their eagerness for it to be seen in the selfies that they take, they have ruined it on several occasions.
“In these days I was going to change even the flowers for Martín (…) but now with all this that happened I have to rethink everything because they shared the photo of him. That I always wanted to have it like that because I liked it and it seemed super cute, but I see that people’s desire is for the image to appear when they visit the grave. It will be to remove it ”, he pointed.
For the artist’s widow It’s a mess because if they don’t repair the burial place, they’ll point it out, but still people would continue to harm it.
“It is a difficult situation, because look at what happened to the tomb of Kaleth Morales, it was damaged many times and he decided to leave it like that, I don’t know if they fixed it. So if I leave Martín’s like that, they will say that I forgot about him ”, he claimed.
He ended his complaint by stating that If he sends it to be fixed again, people will cause damage to it again without anyone answering.
“I ask you with all my heart, to all tourists who come from other parts to see the tomb of Martin and Diomedes, who Please be careful, it’s a sacred place.” concluded.
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