PABLO ESCOBAR'S SON CALLS OUT A FAKE RAPPER FOR USING HIS FATHERS NAME!

The real son of Pablo Escobar is calling out a rapper who has been styling himself as an heir to the late Colombian drug lord.


Juan Pablo Escobar Jr., 32, has tried to escape his father’s criminal legacy — moving to Argentina, taking a new name, Sebastian Marroquin, and becoming an architect. So he’s become more than a little annoyed to keep hearing about a would-be hip-hop star who calls himself Don Juan Pablo Escobar Jr. Marroquin, who believes the guy’s real name is Jose Ramirez or Rodriguez, recently wrote him to “cordially invite you to abandon your fake pose and correct the course of your life.”


Jose responded with an e-mail in which he called Marroquin a “p—” and threatened him and his family, according to Nicolas Entel, who is making a documentary about Marroquin. Entel and Marroquin have notified authorities in the U.S. and Argentina. They’re also seeking a restraining order against Jose as they get ready to debut their film, “Sins of My Father,” which chronicles Marroquin’s bid to come to terms with his father’s violent past. (Last October, he had a heart-wrenching meeting in Bogotá with the sons of two politicians his father had murdered.)


Meanwhile, Marroquin has asked YouTube to take down a video in which his uncle, Roberto, appears to acknowledge Jose as the real thing. That hasn’t stopped Roberto’s book, “The Accountant’s Story,” from climbing the best-seller list.


Roberto’s bio, co-written with David Fisher, has spawned another Medellin memoir, by Pablo’s NYC lieutenant, known as The Lion, who’s working with Alejandro Orozco.