Music figures, such as Luisito Ayala, Víctor Manuelle, La India, Norberto Vélez, Oscarito Serrano, Nino Segarra, Pichie Pérez, Big Boy, Willie González, Giro, José Ernesto Parra, Edwin Rivera, David Pabón, Ángel Pérez (“Papito El Bello ”), Poldo Castro, Maelo Ruiz, Charlie Cruz y Pedro Arroyo, brindaron sus respetos hoy al cantante Tito Rojas durante su velatorio en el Coliseo Marcelo Trujillo Panisse, en Humacao.
The followers of “Gallo Salsero” will receive the first song and play on their exits.
Luisito Ayala, who participated with Rojas in the Puerto Rican Power Orchestra, confirmed to Walo Radio Oriental 1240 AM that he was facing “a tragic and very sad tragedy” by his colleague.
Destacó que “hemos perdido una de las glories de la salsa del mundo entero. Nos dejó un legado grandísimo ”, resaltando, además, que habrá música de Tito Rojas,“ para buen rato, para toda la vida ”.
Rojas’s ex-manager for 20 years, Roberto Cruz, signaled that he was “with pain, for the sake of the people.” This is a huge page ”.
Recall that Rojas was “humiliated” and was not conscious of his international family.
Cruz recorded that the salsa always salutes the men with a kiss and a hug.
“Tito viajó y llevó el nombre de este pueblo al mundo. Always with his organ of being humane and, the most important, of Mariana ”, insisted.
He mentioned that his ex-husband had interpreted the first salsa in Israel, as well as visiting Africa and Europe.
The singer Ismael Miranda extended her condolences to the Rojas Escobar family at the Toñito Flores Funeral Home of the Municipality.
The funky comedy will take place on Wednesday, at the time of the music of “Gallo Salsero”, from the funerary party – from 10:00 am onwards – the cement Pax Christi in the oriental city.
Tito Rojas murió la madrugada del sábado luego de salir de una fiesta familiar y detenerse en casa de un primo al encontrarse mal de salud, donde se deplomó y no pudo llegar al hospital.