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Tres discos a cambio de salir de la cárcel: así fueron los últimos meses de 2Pac, a 30 años de su asesinato

El Pais Human InterestNews ReportES 8 min read 100% complete by Jaime Lorite ChinchónMarch 31, 2026 at 05:30 AM
Tres discos a cambio de salir de la cárcel: así fueron los últimos meses de 2Pac, a 30 años de su asesinato
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En 1995, Tupac Shakur salió de prisión tras un acuerdo con Death Row Records, cuyo jefe pagó una fianza de casi 1.5 millones de dólares a cambio de tres discos. Durante su encarcelamiento por abuso sexual, 2Pac ya había alcanzado el número uno en ventas con "Me Against The World". Tras salir, grabó "All Eyez On Me", su álbum más exitoso. Su asociación con Suge Knight, líder de Death Row, lo involucró en la rivalidad entre la costa oeste (Death Row) y la costa este (Bad Boy Records de Sean Combs). La enemistad con The Notorious B.I.G. se intensificó tras un tiroteo sufrido por 2Pac y la canción "Who Shot Ya?", lo que alimentó la guerra entre ambos sellos discográficos.

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2Pac's album 'All Eyez On Me' was released in February 1996 and is considered his best-selling album.

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2Pac had to record three albums for Death Row Records as part of his bail agreement.

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Suge Knight paid almost $1.5 million bail for 2Pac to get out of prison.

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Shakur spent eight months in jail for sexually abusing a woman.

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Tupac Shakur signed a deal with Death Row Records that some considered his death sentence.

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Snoop Dogg 35% Dr. Dre 35% California 45% New York ×255% Sean Combs (Puff Daddy) 60% Bad Boy 65% The Notorious B.I.G. ×270% Suge Knight ×375% Death Row Records ×485% Tupac Shakur ×695%

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2pac 100% death row records 80% cárcel 70% rap 70% suge knight 60% hip-hop 60% álbum 60% costa oeste 50% bad boy 50% rivalidad 40%

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