Miami.- The outstanding interpreter of the Bachata genre, Frank Reyescategorically denied that he left the country for fear of alleged citizen insecurity, as has been wrongly spread through social networks.
The performer of bitter songs like “Tú estar ajena”, “Princesa dime”, “Quien Eres tú” and other great hits was categorical in stating that “I am never going to say that I am leaving my country because there is no one in the country.” security”.
In a note distributed by the National Police, the artist explained that during an interview given to a national newspaper he referred to the security of having his children nearby because he lives traveling constantly.
Through a telephone interview on the Z101 station, Reyes clarified that when he spoke about the security of a father he was referring to the attention and care that he must provide to his children.
«I was asked the reason for me moving out of the country. And I said: I moved to Miami because I practically live on a plane and if my children are with me they will have greater security, but I am talking about security as a father.
The artist clarified that his statements were misinterpreted or distorted. In addition, he said that it feels like being a friend of the president (Luis Abinader) “although we do not share, but I greatly respect a friendship. “I will never forget the attention that was given to me when I went to the National Palace and he received me with great affection.”
Likewise, Reyes assured that he is aware of the work that the director of the National Police is doing and that he feels very good and grateful “for the support that was given to me and if I have to say it in any medium I am willing because I am loyal”.
