“I could say that we lacked the time and dreams to make it come true. I could cry about everything we couldn’t do. But it wouldn’t be appreciating everything we’ve built together. I am grateful because even though our love was fleeting, it was very deep.” This is how the artist remembers Camille Gamarra to her husband, the The Ecuadorian singer Diego Gallardo, who was one of the victims of the violent events that took place in Guayaquil on January 9.
Gamarra, who announced days ago that he would continue with the projects that Gallardo had left pending, through his artistic proposal wave air, recently announced that the song will be released this week From Guayaquil, song that will be part of the posthumous album Leave Buzz2.
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This release is also a preview of the Aire del Golfo tribute concert, scheduled for Saturday, February 3 at the Palacio de Cristal (malecón Simón Bolívar). The recital starts at 4:00 PM.
This activity aims to raise money for three families who also lost a parent on January 9, according to Gamarra’s Instagram post.
“From the bottom of our hearts, we are always grateful for your solidarity, especially to all Diego’s family, friends and fellow musicians who, with so much love and dedication, contributed their grain of sand to fulfill and honor the projects HE left us,” completely.
To purchase tickets for the concert, please call 98-510-8407. The cost for tickets is $10. Additional contributions can be made. (JO)
Source: Eluniverso
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