Hiago Martins Pinheiro, a 25-year-old musician known as Jago, was killed in a stabbing incident at a bar in Curitiba following a dispute over an arcade token.
Hiago Martins Pinheiro, affectionately known as Jago, was a talented 25-year-old musician from Curitiba, Brazil, who was tragically killed on February 12 after an altercation over an arcade token. The conflict erupted at a local bar on Rua São Francisco, where Jago was stabbed in the chest. His assailant, the bar owner Moacir Rossi de Godoy, is currently on the run, raising concerns over public safety in the vibrant cultural scene of the city.
Jago was not only a skilled guitarist but also a drummer and songwriter, active in various independent bands within the Paranaense music community. He was well-respected among peers and was known for his philanthropic efforts, often working to assist individuals in vulnerable situations and making significant contributions to cultural initiatives. His family and friends described him as a peaceful and kind-hearted person, deeply engaged in social causes.
This tragic event underscores the potential for violence in public spaces, as well as the loss of a promising young talent in the music industry. Jago’s death has sent shockwaves through the local artistic community, sparking discussions about safety, accountability for business owners, and how to support those involved in the arts who advocate for social change. The investigation continues as the community mourns the loss of a bright star.
