Singers of the vallenato genre such as Silvestre Dangond and Ana del Castillo bid farewell with their voices to the composer and friend Omar Geles, at his funeral, showing themselves visibly affected by the sensitive loss.
Other artists and personalities from the entertainment industry also sent messages of recognition and condolence to Geles’ family, constantly mentioning what the Mahates native, Bolívar, did with the vallenato genre.
One of the people who wanted to pay tribute to the artist with her voice was the Santander presenter Laura Acuña, who on her social networks published a video in which she sings the song that Geles composed for the also missing Patricia Teherán, ‘I met him late.’
Among the messages are one from Fabián Corrales, renowned Vallenato singer and composer, who stated: “Vallenato awaits you.”
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Likewise, Elizabeth Loaiza, Carolina Soto, Sara Uribe and Carlos Vargas also highlighted the voice and tuning of the Norte Santander native.
Other Internet users recorded: “The best version I have ever heard of ‘Tarde lo conoci’”, “obviously we follow you because you are a great presenter, but when you sing you make it so special that you should do it more often”, “what a nice tribute, Lau”, among others.
The latest composition by Omar Geles
Just a few days ago, a musical song that this singer-songwriter composed, in tribute to mothers, called ‘What Mom Lived’ was known.
The song was dedicated to his mother Hilda Suárez, for whom he also composed ‘The Paths of Life’.
Geles even posted a video with her mother on her Instagram profile, hours before the launch, inviting her followers to also dedicate it to her on Mother’s Day.
“I’m taking my mother to the studio so she can listen to the gift I have for her for Mother’s Day. I give it to her with all my soul so that whoever identifies with it can dedicate it to the most noble and beautiful being on earth.” “Our mom!” he wrote.
LUZ ANGELA DOMÍNGUEZ CORAL
DIGITAL SCOPE EDITORIAL
TIME
