Mystery as Mexican rapper Bela Rush, 33, is found dead four weeks after vanishing with many of her fans suggesting foul play and cops remaining quiet on her cause of death

The body of a woman who was found inside a bag earlier this month belongs to missing rapper Bela Rush, her has family confirmed.

The 33-year-old artist, whose real name is Ana Zamora, had been missing since March 27 after she left her home for work.

Residents in the Puebla neighborhood of Flor de Bosque alerted the municipal police April 1 after they spotted a large sized bag covered with a tarp whose shape resembled a human body under the Periférico Bridge.

The body was removed from the scene and kept for 25 days at the city's forensic medical service.

Mexican rapper Bela Rush was identified by her family as the woman whose body was found inside a bag wrapped with a tarp on April 1 in the central city of Puebla. The 33-year-old, who was known for her unique voice, leaves behind a 10-year-old daughter

Bela Rush, whose real name was Ana Zamora, had not been seen since March 27 when she told her father she was leaving for work

Cops in the Central Mexico city of Puebla responded to an emergency call from residents after they spotted a bag with the shape of a human body on April 1. It was revealed Sunday that the body belonged to Mexican rapper Bela Rush 

Her family visited the morgue Sunday and were able to identify her through a tattoo depicting her artistic name on her right forearm.

'Thanks to all the people who collaborated in the search for @belarush,' one of her family members said in a statement posted on social media.

The family or authorities have not revealed the cause of death of the rapper, whose body allegedly showed signs of violence. 

'Thank you for your empathy and support. I feel very sad, I am very angry, I am devilish to know how and where they found my sister.'

Bela Rush leaves behind a 10-year-old daughter. 

Bela Rush broke into the local music scene in 2017 and recorded several songs, including 'Nada', 'No se meta', 'Quién nos frena' and 'Yo nací'

Mexican rapper Bela Rush, who was confirmed dead Sunday,  leaves behind a 10-year-old daughter

Bela Rush broke into the music industry in 2017 and was known for her unique voice in the local hip-hop scene for her songs 'Nada,' 'No se meta,' 'Quién nos frena' and 'Yo nací.'

She also made a guest appearance on Kukito Klan's 'Promesas bastardas.'

'It pains me sister, it hurts my soul how you have no idea, you didn't deserve anything that happened to you,' her friend Gabriella Hernández wrote on Facebook.

'You didn't deserve an unstable life, you didn't deserve to run away to sing, to be free in instrumentals,' she added. 'You deserved everything beautiful in this world AND THEY TOOK YOUR LIFE AWAY.'