José José: Celebrities And Celebrities React To The Death Of The Prince Of La Canción

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

With the sad news of the death of singer José José, Mexico has been somewhat orphaned. The wave of feelings that has been unleashed inside and outside the Aztec country is perhaps only comparable to that felt on the day of the departure of another of the greats in the history of his music, Juan Gabriel.

Gabriel Abaroa Jr, President / CEO of the Latin Recording Academy (Latin Grammy) mourned his loss on Saturday and exclusively told People En Español: “He was a true gentleman, a great human being and an excellent artist. I treated him personally and professionally and his departure is fair but painful. Latin music today loses a unique emblem."

Co-workers, family friends, celebrities and celebrities have shared numerous words of affection throughout the day about the missing Prince of Song. Angélica Vale hung a photo of the memory with her mother, where she thanked him for the laughs, the memories, the good times and all the love they always shared with him.

The actor Omar Chaparro did not hesitate to remember the sweetness of the interpreter of "El Triste", whom he always found warm, gentle, kind and simple. He also assured that a talent like his occurs once in a hundred years and will always last in the hearts of all of us through his music.

More nostalgic, perhaps because of the memory of his father, Arturo Velasco, the son of the unforgettable Raúl Velasco shared a black and white photo of the two: "How many incredible moments passed," he adds after remembering that it was a number one in music.

The repercussion of the departure of José José, who suffered from pancreatic cancer, has been so great that even many international media have echoed the news:

Other industry professionals also praised the singer. The Spanish Rafa Sardina, sound engineer and producer who has more than 17 Grammy Awards, dedicated these words to him: "Grateful to have met you and the moments we spent recording together." The Mexican producer Cristina Abaroa expressed himself this way: "He was the Luis Miguel of the seventies and eighties, he was a giant, an idol for all Mexicans."

The famous producer and composer Áureo Baqueiro reminded him with a post meaning that reflected the feelings of all the singer's fans today: “Almost everyone knows how to love but few know how to love… And very few know how to sing like the Prince of Song. Great among the greats, I cannot remember the number of bohemian nights where we have lost ourselves with your performances. Gavilán or Paloma certainly has a very special place for me. Thank you very much for all the music you leave us. Rest in peace.