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The Salvadoran streamer Carlos Mauricio Gómez, known by the name Komanche, has passed away at the age of 30 in Mexico, as confirmed by his representative on Instagram, citing the creator's family as the source.
The streamer, who had nearly half a million subscribers on YouTube and 881,000 on Instagram, was found dead in a home in Monterrey (Mexico), although the causes of his death remain unknown.
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The YouTuber's representative, Byron Reyes, states on his Instagram profile that the young man had several projects underway and that the streamer "always loved his country in an incredible way." He also adds: "Bullying at any scale is not a game," without clarifying its relationship to the creator's death.
"You achieved what no other Salvadoran has managed in this industry, and that is the affection of everyone who is part of it; those of us who truly knew you know the incredible person you were," the deceased's representative noted.
Komanche was known for participating in online Spanish-language events and as an organizer of the 'Squid Craft Games,' a Minecraft competition in which YouTubers AuronPlay and El Rubius also participated. The event was inspired by the series 'Squid Game' and had a major impact on the Twitch platform.
Gómez was going to be one of the participants in 'La Velada del Año 6,' organized by Ibai Llanos, but his match was canceled after he revealed it prematurely, breaking a confidentiality agreement, according to several media outlets.
[Publicidad]