Dr. Simi says goodbye to Oliver Tree after accident in Brazil

Accident in Rio de Janeiro

Just hours after the collision of two helicopters in Rio de Janeiro, the identity of the victims was confirmed. Among them, the Argentine director Lucas Vignale, who died along with five other people, including the singer Oliver Tree and the YouTuber Gaspi.

Brazilian authorities are investigating the causes of the accident. So far, no official details have been revealed about the origin of the collision.

The news generated a wave of reactions on social networks. Colleagues and friends of the filmmaker expressed their regret. The Bizarrap producer posted a message on Instagram:

“Luquitas, there are no words; I just hope you can rest in peace. See you always friend, the good memories and your art will be indelible.”

Vignale worked on multiple video clips from the urban scene. He collaborated with J Balvin, Trueno, Milo J and Nicki Nicole. She also said goodbye:

“Speechless, thank you for sharing your art with me.”

Lucas Vignale’s legacy remains through his work. His departure leaves a void in the Latin American audiovisual industry.

Content creator Lalo Elizarrrás, known on social networks as “Iztaparrasta”, reported the theft of his cell phone minutes after the opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup between Mexico and South Africa.

The match, played on Friday, June 12 at the Mexico City Stadium, ended with a 2-0 victory for Tricolor. The euphoria of the fans contrasted with the experience of the comedian, who is part of Televisa’s comedy team for the World Cup.

The complaint on Instagram

Through his Instagram account, Elizarrrás shared an image captured inside the stadium seconds before the robbery. In the photo he appears smiling in front of the court. “They stole my phone at the end of the game and this is the only photo I have at the opening of the World Cup,” he wrote.

In addition, he published the current location of his device: Plaza de la Tecnología, in the center of Mexico City, near the San Juan de Letrán station. “The second photo is the current location where my phone is, in the Technology Plaza in a place where cell phones are unlocked and flexed. Mexico won,” he added.

Reactions in networks

The post generated dozens of comments, many with an ironic tone due to Lalo’s street style of humor. Among the most repeated were:

• “You’re not such a neighborhood after all. Mexico being Mexico.”
• “They sold gum to Mr. Adams.”
• “The costeña’s chili was biting.”
• “Moreno is robbed by morenos.”
• “They taught the Lord’s prayer to the father.”
• “How curious! Normally it’s the other way around.”
• “They danced tango to Juan Camaney.”

Until the closing of this note, the creator had not reported progress in the recovery of the equipment.

The content creator Al-Qa’qa’ Antar al-Absi, 30, known on social networks as the ‘Spider-Man of Yemen’, died this Friday, June 12, after falling into the crater of the Haradhat Damt volcano, in the south of the country.

How did the fall occur?

According to local media, al-Absi climbed cliffs barefoot without safety equipment. In his videos, he was seen climbing steep rock surfaces with only a piece of white chalk to mark his step. He lost his life when he fell into a 120-meter-deep crater, located in the province of al-Dhalea. Witnesses cited by Al Jazeera indicated that he lost his balance during the climb and fell on his back and head.

The rescue

Civil Defense Authority teams took 24 hours to recover the body. The leader of the diving and water rescue team, Abdeh Mohamed Al-Qans, descended 30 meters underwater inside the crater, to a height of 120 meters from the summit. The Damt crater, 220 kilometers south of Sana’a, contains sulfur-rich hot springs heated by geothermal activity, which complicated the work.