‘Dios y la Glock’, ‘Super Calle’, and ‘Porte Ilegal’. The author of these songs, which are often heard in a couple of nightclubs in Medellín and Rionegro (Antioquia), was captured last Friday, May 29, accused of leading a transnational arms trafficking network that supplied criminal gangs with influence in the capital of Antioquia.
This is alias Capó C, born in the United States, a renowned artist, owner of nightclubs, record labels, and even hotels in eastern Antioquia.
‘Mueve Más Merca’
EL TIEMPO investigated and established that his name is Jesús Cristóbal Morena, 39 years old, who has been living in Colombia since at least 2013.
According to the file against him, alias Capó imported illegal weaponry from the United States and brought it into the country through parcel delivery via airports.
What caught the attention of the authorities is that the man had already been captured in Medellín in April 2024, when he was carrying a 9-millimeter pistol with 20 cartridges and an unmarked magazine in public.
Now it is being reviewed why he was released.
Sources close to the case indicate that the foreigner claimed they were personal protection weapons due to the risks of his successful work as a ‘Trap’ music artist. He even certified that he owned a record label.
EL TIEMPO investigated and established that in September 2025, Cristóbal Morena and another partner, whom authorities are also tracking, created the company Mueve Más Music (M.M.M SAS), whose corporate purpose is to create, record, edit, mix, and master musical works. In addition, the representation and contracting of artists, bands, and groups; audiovisual creation and copyright management.
The record label was created with 20 million pesos (the value of just one of the weapons he illegally traded). And as an address, they registered an apartment in the Praga building, located in the Laureles neighborhood of Medellín.
Under the same corporate name, Cristóbal Morena manages two other brands: Mueve Más Motos Medellín, with which he organizes stunt or two-stroke motorcycle rides; and Mueve Más Merca, with which he distributes clothing.
On the social networks of Mueve Más Motos, international artists are seen on tours through Medellín with alias Capó.
Seven Club
In documents in the possession of EL TIEMPO, Cristóbal Morena issued his foreign identification card in Bogotá in April 2018, and also registered an apartment in the Laureles neighborhood, Medellín, where he lived.
In 2018, the individual set up the establishment Discoteca y Centro de Eventos Seven Club, located in a party zone in the municipality of Rionegro, Antioquia.
(Consult all articles from EL TIEMPO’s Investigative Unit here)
At the nightclub, he held events with national and international artists. In addition, the Seven Spa Hotel and Even7 Eventos operated in the same building.
The registration was canceled in 2023.
Alias Capó was placed at the disposal of judicial authorities. The operation was carried out in conjunction with the US Marshals.
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