Producer of videos for artists in the urban genre, Alejandro Santiago Ciene, was found dead early Monday morning, according to a police report.
Santiago Ciena, 44, was found dead in his yellow 2000 Toyota MR2 at a gas station on Luchetti Street in San Juan. He showed no signs of violence.
The case was investigated by homicide detectives along with District Attorney Dwight Santiago, who ordered the body removed.
According to information on the internet and social networks, Santiago Ciena has worked under his signature Crema Batida Films for artists and groups of the urban genre such as Bryant Myers, De la Ghetto and the defunct group Calle 13, among others. He has won awards such as the Latin Grammy.
He was father of two children.