Francesc Picas, former singer of the legendary group Locomía, has died at the age of 53, leaving fans of Spanish music from the 80s and 90s in mourning. The news was originally announced on a fan page on Facebook on Tuesday evening, but no details have yet been revealed about the musician’s sad, well-remembered demise.
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This Wednesday, the family confirmed the tragic news and requested privacy to preserve the human and artistic legacy of Francesc Picas. Posting on Instagram from the singer’s official account, the message was shared: “Francesc’s light has gone out in this life, but that will never be the case in eternity. He remains in the hearts and memories of all those who loved him so much. The family and friends ask for privacy in this very painful situation and that his human and artistic legacy be preserved with all the love and respect he deserves.“, can be read in an Instagram post from the same account of the Spanish artist.
Fans of the artist and the well-known pop group regret Picas’ withdrawal from social networks, including that of his partner Adrián Monziar, who shared an emotional message through his Instagram account.
“The sadness that overcomes me when I have to say goodbye to a friend and artist who has meant so much to me in my life is immeasurable.”. However, I only feel it I can be eternally grateful for giving me the opportunity to have experienced a friendship of this category“, it says at the beginning of the heartfelt publication.
“I will never erase from me your generosity, elegance, craftsmanship, music advice and exquisite conversations.s, the incredibly crazy stories, the great team we have formed together, the wonderful artistic, musical and audiovisual works we have produced with La Xarxa, and above all: “The deep love and passion for art and beauty that has always united us.” above all. “I will treasure it all with me forever and honor it wherever I am,” the post ends.
An unforgettable artist
Let us remember that Francesc Picas joined Locomía at the age of 17, taking the place of Xavier Font, the group’s founder. After gaining fame in Spain and beyond with hits such as “Gorbachev” and “Terror Vision”, he left the band in the late 90s and disappeared from the artistic scene in the early 2000s.
Despite the changes in the line-up, Loco Mía remains present in the music scene with performances with Félix Montás, Ricky Arenas, Alfon Pedrazuela and Eden Cañadas. Hits like “Rumba Samba Mambo,” “Loco Vox,” “Gorbachev” and “Niña” remain classics that have shaped generations.
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