A posthumous album by the artist Diego Gallardo (Aire del Golfo) is being prepared

When the Guayaquil singer Diego Gallardo In 2019 he presented his album Leave Buzz1the only one in his career, he did it with the intention for it to be that way the first part of what would become a double album.

Unfortunately, the artist is in charge of the musical project Wave air, He died without being able to achieve that goal. He is also a composer He lost his life on Tuesday, January 9after being hit by a stray bullet in the clashes between police and criminals in the citadel of Los Ceiboswho were part of the wave of violence recorded that day.

But his widow, the visual artist Camille Gamarra, has just shared on social networks that Diego has created music that has not yet seen the light of day. These creations will be part of a posthumous album, which will fulfill the singer’s dream of giving life Make it buzz 2.

The announcement was made via the singer’s profile. “I reactivated his account because my husband still left a lot of music to give you and I am going to honor him by fulfilling his dream of finishing it,” Camille explained.

“You died as a hero who will protect our son,” says artist Camille Gamarra, wife of musician Diego Gallardo (Aire del Golfo), victim of the Los Ceibos shooting

The artist clarified that she will do this project with the help of other artists, although she did not specify who they would be. “She has not achieved this alone, together with her unconditional friends, musicians and family we will move her project forward. Until it is my turn to leave, I will work tirelessly so that your voice reaches every corner of the world. Stay tuned, because the Make it buzz 2!”

At Diego Gallardo’s funeral, his loved ones were dressed in white

Camille Gamarra took advantage of the situation to thank the support and gestures of solidarity she has received due to the departure of her husband. “On behalf of myself and the entire family, we would like to thank you for your words of encouragement, your prayers and all the love you have given us during this time. “They have been a raft in the middle of this sea.” (JO)