Overview
- Iván Paredes, a well‑known entertainment lawyer, died on May 29 after health complications and his death revived a recent public dispute with Magaly Medina.
- In early June Medina discussed Paredes on her podcast, saying phrases reported as “Tengo buen chamán” and “me jugó mal,” remarks that guests Yaco Eskenazi and Christian “Loco” Wagner treated jocularly.
- Estudio Paredes and the family issued a formal communiqué condemning the podcast comments as “repudiable” and announced they reserve the right to bring legal claims to protect his memory.
- The family denied that Paredes betrayed Medina, accused her production of delayed payments for his services, and said they retain his cellphone and private conversations as possible evidence.
- Eskenazi and Wagner posted promotional material for their show instead of apologizing, leaving reputational fallout for the host and guests and legal or platform actions still possible.