Harmony 10: Paul Flores was immortalized in a mural in Piura

Carolina Jaramillo, Widow of Paul Flores, was present in the tribute to her husband and thanked the great affection for the late singer of harmony 10.

Paul Floresknown as ‘Russo’ and exvocalist of Harmony 10He was honored in Piura with a mural that celebrates his contribution to Peruvian cumbia. The remembered singer lost his life in Lima after being the victim of an extortive attack, and now his legacy has been reflected in a special space for lovers of the qqchmbia

During the tribute, Flores was also appointed illustrious son of Piura. The emotional ceremony was attended by his wife, Carolina Jaramillo, and several members of his family. The act was held in the mural of the Piurana cumbia, located in the overpass of Sánchez Cerro Avenue, a very important place for the Piuranos.

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Paul Flores’s wife moved to singing during his tribute

One of the most moving moments of the event was when Carolina Jaramillo He performed the song “My last love”, one of Paul Flores’s most remembered themes. The singer’s widow could not help getting excited and broke into tears.

In addition, during the ceremony, different orchestras in the region such as Don Gato and his gang and the Chapoñay brothers also paid tribute to Paul Flores, interpreting some of the most important songs of his artistic career.

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Carolina Jaramillo thanked her husband Paul Flores

Carolina Jaramillo She expressed her gratitude to all those who attended the ceremony in honor of her husband, Paul Flores. “I want to start by giving his presence all my heart last night. For me it was a very special moment, and living it with his family – which was always mine – was deeply emotional. Thank you for accompanying me in the inauguration of that beautiful mural dedicated to my husband, my Paul,” he said excitedly.

Jaramillo also highlighted the deep meaning of the mural, pointing out that it is not just a painting, but about a memory full of love and gratitude. “This mural is not just an image: it is a tribute full of love, memories and gratitude. It is a way of saying that Paul is still alive in our hearts, in our memory and in each of the people we love and admire it,” he said.