The Dominican impersonator of singer Daddy Yankee is being sued by several law firms in the United States accused of violating copyright policies.
This was confessed by the visibly affected young man in a video shared by the Instagram page “el Fogón tv”, clarifying that the Puerto Rican exponent has nothing to do with that situation.
The imitator assured that they have also taken down all his social media accounts related to the so-called head of the urban movement worldwide.
In his view, the lawsuit seeks to cut off his development, and he denied that he infringes rights, since he always presents himself as the Dominican imitator, never as the artist.
Who is he?
His name is Gandhi Regalado and for a long time he earns his living imitating the singer of “Gasolina” or “Dura”.
Regalado, who little by little is beginning to be known internationally, participated in the summer of 2019 in a broadcast of the program Despierta América.
The 30-year-old has a 10-year-old son and, as a good Latino, he is devoted to his family.
Little by little he is earning his title in his own right, and when you see the videos he is sharing on social networks or on his YouTube channel, you will understand why they call him the Dominican double of the King of Reggaeton.
At the end of May 2019, Daddy Yankee’s double debuted on his new YouTube channel with his first single “Americano Habano”, with which he is trying to make a dent in the competitive world of the urban genre.
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