Ricardo Soulé, Founder of Vox Dei and Pioneer of Argentine Rock
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The author of "Presente (the moment you are)" was 76 years old and was going through a delicate moment of health The post Ricardo Soulé died, guitarist of Vox Dei and pioneer of Argentine rock appeared first on Rolling Stone in Spanish.
The musician was 76 years old and was interned in a Quilmes sanatorium. He left generational hymns as “Present” and the historical version of The Bible, along with the band he led with Willy Quiroga
Ricardó Soulé, a historical founder and leader of the band Vox Dei, died at the age of 76. This was confirmed by THE NATION this Friday, through close friends with the guitarist and singer of hymns such as “Present” and “Genesis”. Soulé, considered one of the procers of national rock, was going through complications in his health for some time. So he made it known a few weeks ago, through his official Instagram account: “I want to tell you that …
A conceptual work published in the middle of dictatorship that stood out because of its daring, required consultations with the Church, consumed more than 150 hours of recording and lasted in time.
The musician died this Friday morning, after having announced weeks ago a pause in his live performances to go through a health problem accompanied by his family.The sad farewell entry: at the age of 76, Ricardo Soulé, founder of Vox Dei and founding figure of the history of national rock was first published in El Ciudadano.
The pioneer who led “The Bible” to rock died at the age of 76. Founder of Vox Dei and author of eternal classics as “Present”, left an indelible imprint on the history of national music.
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