The singer and composer of Christian music Jaime Murrell passed away on February 4, 71 years ago, in Miami, United States.
International media report that the decade of the Panamanian music of the year is the result of a long battle against the coronavirus, although, at the moment, the exact causes of his death are known.
The notice was confirmed by his official account on Instagram, in the wake of a statement, made by a communiqué, that Murrell was “a friend and father-in-law, a good friend, an avid fan and preacher” and who “45 years ago a Cristo con todo su corazón “.
Accorded with the periodical “El Tiempo”, Murrell is reconciled, moreover, by having a talent for secular music in the decade of the 70’s. Before his conversion to Christianity in 1977, he was part of a group called The Mozambiques.
Among his most famous verses is how he preaches Te pido la Paz, Yo quiero Más de Ti y Oh, Moradora de Sion, los cuales son muy populares entre la communidad cristiana. Overall public discos.
At the beginning of this year, the artist canceled some of his live broadcasts on social media, calling them “reasons for rest and medical treatment”.
Murrell “gives a great legacy of passion for preaching the love of Christ as a style of life, showing adoration as obedience to God, and loving the love of any religious title”, the communist conveys what he informs of this decade.