They denounced Rolando's La Mancha singer for assaulting a motorcyclist: he crushed his bike and escaped

Manuel Freeze, singer of the Argentine rock band La Mancha de Rolando, was accused of running over a motorcycle on a toll road on the Riccheri highway. According to La Nación, the event occurred in the early hours of last Sunday, at a toll road on the Riccheri motorway, at the height of Villa Celina, in La Matanza. Freeze starred in a traffic discussion, ran over a motorcycle and ran away. The complainant recorded the event with his phone and up…

Manuel Freeze was involved in a road incident. The entire sequence occurred in the middle of the highway and was recorded

Manuel Freeze explained what happened on the Ricchieri highway, where a motorcyclist accused him of verbal and physical aggression. The event occurred early on Sunday, April 13, hours before his performance at the Quilmes Rock festival. Read more

Manuel Freeze, Rolando’s singer La Mancha, offered his version of the violent incident in which he was involved last weekend. More precisely, the musician made a network release about why he dragged a young driver’s bike into a toll station, after trying to pass it through his lane. In a long post on Facebook, Manu Freeze assured that two young people wanted to rob him and specified that one of them “clearly had a gun.” “Last Sunday, April 13, a…

A violent episode starred in Manuel Quilla, leader of the band La Mancha de Rolando, was recorded on video and generated a strong repercussion on social networks. It all happened in the early hours of Sunday, April 13, at the Richieri toll road, when the musician locked up a motorcyclist and, before a sign made by the victim for the bad maneuver, responded with insults and physical assaults. But that was not all: when Alejandro, the motorcyclist…

The victim claimed that the musician assaulted him verbally and physically after a traffic discussion and destroyed the road with his truck. The entry Rolando’s La Mancha singer crushed a young man’s bike and escaped: “This psychopath should not drive anymore” was first published on Data 24.