from 144 to 37 months; Niño's family protested that the sentence was too low. He had already spent a year in jail and had two years pending before his escape. According to the trial, Díaz did not commit unintentional homicide (homicidio preterintencional), in which the aggressor wants to induce damage but ends up causing death, as the previous judge had ruled. Instead, it was determined that he had committed involuntary manslaughter (homicidio culposo), which according to Colombian law, is less severe than unintentional homicide. Criticism of trial Doris Adriana Niño's family, especially her brother Rodrigo, criticized the lenient treatment given to Díaz by authorities as he expressed in statements after Díaz turn himself in: Scandals On 22 November 2005 the local government of Cali vetoed all performances by Díaz in the city after the singer allegedly used cocaine while performing onstage. Although video images proved the contrary, the Cali City Hall gave notice to all entertainment businesses that the government was not going to issue any permits for the use of public areas where Díaz would be scheduled to appear. The incident was considered a warning by the local administration to other performers. On 22 February 2006, Díaz was scheduled to sing in the city of Santa Marta. According to the businessman Johnny Bennedetti who hired Díaz, the singer did not show up for the event, causing a mob to almost completely destroy the venue, "La Tremenda". According to Díaz publicist José Sequeda, the people in charge of the event did not deliver on time the full payment as was established in the contract. He said that he had given Diaz part of the money as initial payment. As a result of the mob, 25 microphones, liquor and money were stolen and sound system equipment was damaged. Discography 1976 Herencia Vallenata, featuring Nafer Durán. 1976 Tres Canciones, featuring Edelberto López. 1977 De Frente, featuring Edelberto López. 1978 La Locura, featuring Juancho Rois. 1979 Dos Grandes, featuring Colacho Mendoza. 1979 Los Profesionales, featuring Colacho Mendoza. 1980 Tu Serenata, featuring Colacho Mendoza. 1980 Para Mi Fanaticada, featuring Colacho Mendoza. 1981 Con Mucho Estilo, featuring Colacho Mendoza. 1982 Todo es para ti, featuring Colacho Mendoza. 1983 Cantando, featuring Colacho Mendoza. 1984 El Mundo, featuring Colacho Mendoza. 1985 Vallenato, featuring Cocha Molina. 1986 Brindo con el Alma, featuring Cocha Molina. 1987 Incontenibles, featuring Cocha Molina. 1988 Gano el Folclor, featuring Juancho Rois. 1989 El