Manzanero, known as the realm of romanticism, failed this month to make various days intubated in a hospital
Mexican songwriter Armando Manzanero, known as the king of romanticism and president of the Mexican Society of Authors and Composers, failed this Monday by covid-19 three days intubated in a hospital.
The Mexican singer failed this December 28th from a cardiac paralysis over complications at COVID-19 while being admitted to a Mexico City hospital
“With much grief the death of Master Armando Manzanero, one of the greatest composers of Mexico, his songs are a definite part of the sentimental education of the Mexicans”, announced by the Secretary of Culture of Mexico, Alejandra Frausto.
“Generous and generous, always compromised with culture. Thank you so much ”, added the function.
After announcing the news, the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, gave a few words of encouragement to the artist and to finalize his conference at the press conference.
“Perceived as never that Armando Manzanero was a man of the people, so much so that his failure. A great composer, also a representative of authors and composers of Mexico “, said the President.
“We send to our families and friends, to all the songwriters, our song for this loss is so lamentable for the artistic world and there is no need to follow it in the press and nothing more will happen”, says López Obrador, “who knows Adoro ”by Manzanero to conclude the press conference.
The classic author of Mexican romantic music, such as “Somos novios”, “Voy a apagar la luz”, “Contigo aprendí”, “Esta tarde vi llover” and “No”, was hospitalized last week in Mexico City give positive to the covid-19 and intubated days later.
The last public appearance of Manzanero, president of the Society of Authors and Composers of Mexico, on the 11th of December passed in Mérida, the capital of Yucatán, did not inaugurate the Museo Casa Manzanero museum.
Manzanero (Mérida, Yucatán, 1935) has a long history in Spanish history, a symphony of sold and untold discos, such as the 2014 Honorary Grammy Award.
A connoisseur of the tradition of bolero and great sensibility, the composer connected with the audience with themes that have been released over a long period of years by artists from Elvis Presley’s, with “It’s impossible”, an English version of ” We are new ”, Dionne Warwick, Tony Bennett, Alejandro Fernández and Christina Aguilera.
In addition to pianist, performer and producer, the Manzanero composer sang in 1950 with “Never in the World” and has more than 400 songs.
Published more than 30 discographic works, including “Somos novios” (1968), Corazón Salvaje (1977), “Nada personal” (1995) and “Duetos”, which were selected by the Grammys for the best vocal album pop for a group or duo in 2001.
With 1.4 million contagions and 122,000 deaths, Mexico is the world’s largest city with a total number of decrees due to the pandemic, following the United States, Brazil and India.