Dennys Quevedo, director of Zafiro Sensual, died at the age of 37

The sudden departure of Dennys Quevedo left the fans of QQQumbia from San Juan in shock.

The QQQumbia is in mourning. The director and composer Dennys Quevedoleader of the San Juan orchestra Zafiro Sensual, died at the age of 37. The unfortunate news was confirmed this Saturday through the group’s official social networks, causing great sadness among its followers.

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What did Dennys Quevedo die from?

According to the first information, the death of Dennys Quevedo It would have been caused by cardiac arrest while he was in Piura. According to RPP, the musician died during the early hours of this Saturday, December 27, at the Belén clinic in that city.

Until now, the relatives of Quevedo They have not provided more details about what happened and have chosen to keep the information strictly confidential, respecting their privacy at this difficult time.

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Zafiro Sensual fired Dennys Quevedo

“Today the notes are dressed in black and the stage is silent. With great pain, we announce that our guide and teacher, Dennys Alexander Quevedo Godoshas departed into eternity to conduct the heavenly orchestra. More than the owner of the group Sensual Sapphirewas a mentor, a friend and a tireless fighter for culture. He taught us that music is not only played, but lived with the soul. Although today we have to say goodbye to him, his essence remains recorded in each of our melodies,” is the group’s farewell message.

Dennys Alexander Quevedo Godos He was considered one of the most prominent figures of musical composition in the north of the country. Thanks to his talent and career, he earned the nickname of ‘The Golden Feather’, name that he also gave to one of his groups. Among his most popular songs within San Juan cumbia are ‘Corazón wound’, ‘My heart hurts’ and ‘I would like to forget you’, songs that marked his artistic career.