Víctor Yaipén from Orquesta Candela died: this was the last time he visited Nueva Q

At Radio Nueva Q we had the honor of honoring the career of the great icon of QQQumbia Víctor Yaipén Uypan.

This Sunday afternoon, January 19, the death of Victor Yaipén Uypanleader of Candela Orchestra. Through their official social networks, the QQQumbia group confirmed the unfortunate news.

“We regret to inform our followers and admirers of our beloved father Víctor Yaipén, of his sensitive death. Today, after an arduous struggle, our father, the first Yaipén musician, with an impeccable legacy, has left for eternity. Thank you immense, dad, for giving us the best moments and inheriting us your infinite talent,” he informed Candela Orchestra.

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When was the last time Víctor Yaipén visited Nueva Q?

Victor Yaipén He was one of the founders of Group 5. However, in the 2000s he achieved great recognition with his own group Orquesta Candela with hits such as ‘Far from you’, ‘No te go’, ‘Me vas a strange’ and ‘Tu lack of wanting’, songs that are highly requested. until today.

Therefore, in December 2023, Radio New Q paid tribute to him by giving him recognition for his outstanding career in the QQQumbia.
“I appreciate the work of my son Giancarlo, Vitucho, Donald and Billy Yaipén for the support they always give me. And the public that has been following what I do for music for 50 years. “Music for me is my life and the greatest pride I have,” were the emotional words of Víctor Yaipén from Orquesta Candela.

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“Our respect and admiration for you,” our announcers Oscar del Rio and Chris Alegría expressed on that occasion after presenting the Q de Oro Award to the great icon of QQQumbia. Victor Yaipén Uypan.

The QQQumbia regrets the departure of Víctor Yaipén Uypan

Through their social networks, the Yaipén Brothers They expressed their deep sadness over the death of Víctor Yaipén. “With a broken soul and a heart full of nostalgia, we say goodbye to our brother, a man who lived and breathed Peruvian cumbia like few others,” was part of the group’s farewell message.