Camilo Séptimo, the indie rock band to which Jonathan Meléndez belonged, broke their silence regarding the brutal multihomicide that killed the artist, his pregnant wife, and their three-year-old daughter. ^[1] Authorities confirmed the discovery of Jonathan Meléndez's body in an apartment building in Atizapán de Zaragoza, alongside the bodies of his pregnant wife, their three-year-old daughter, and one of his workers. ^[2] Camilo Séptimo, a musical group, issued a public statement mourning the tragic death of their keyboardist, Jonathan Samuel Meléndez Ochoa, known as 'Honas'. ^[3] Authorities confirmed on Wednesday that Jonathan Meléndez was found dead at his residence in Atizapán de Zaragoza, State of Mexico. ^[4] A mass shooting occurred on September 1, 2026, in Atizapán, State of Mexico, resulting in the deaths of musician Jonathan Meléndez, his wife Ana Paola, their three-year-old daughter Sofía, and the nanny Aleyda Romero. ^[5] Aleyda Romero, who was 21 years old, saved the life of Jonathan Meléndez's six-year-old son by instructing him to hide under a bed before leaving the room. ^[6] Diego Sebastián 'N' was identified as the material author of the crime and was detained along with his driver Gerardo 'N'. ^[7] Authorities identified a 21-year-old domestic employee as one of the victims alongside the musician's family. ^[8] In a social media post, the band members stated that Jonathan Meléndez will be remembered with immense love and gratitude. ^[9] The band described Jonathan Meléndez as a brother and a founding member who dedicated more than 10 years to the group. ^[10] The members of Camilo Séptimo initially decided to remain silent regarding the incident but later shared emotional messages on social media. ^[11] The band members stated they would remember Meléndez with immense love and gratitude, choosing to honor and celebrate his life, music, and legacy. ^[12]