“It’s been two years since you took my heart with you. The days are no longer the same. My life is not the same, you have no idea how much mom misses you. “You were not my precious child, whom Mom tried to take care of you and give you the best, but well, that’s what I had to do, you would say.. I love you my love and I will love you for the rest of my life. I will always remember you with joy how you liked it. Only you and I know the love we have for each other, but I also know that from where you are, you take care of us. Huge kiss, my love. Mom is always there“, with those heartbreaking words Vanesa Arandathe mother of Lautaro Coronel, better known as The Nobarecalled on his Instagram account the two years since the death of the musician, who lost his life on June 3, 2022 after suffering an accident with his motorcycle.
The event occurred on May 24 of that year on the corner of Luis Braille and Solís, in the Buenos Aires district of Florencio Varela. The cumbia 420 leader had been hospitalized in intensive care for ten days until he finally died. According to expert reports, the musician was traveling at more than 50 kilometers per hour when a maneuver caused him to lose control of his motorcycle.
That’s when, As soon as she heard the news of the accident, that mother heart promised not to return home until she was with her son and thus improvised a long vigil so as not to leave his side.enduring the high temperatures of winter sheltered in a motorhome at the door of the El Cruce Hospital in that city. “I’m not going home, I’m on the mobile Noba”, he said in those days in an interview while showing the improvised home inside.. “At six in the afternoon all his friends come, my family, everyone who leaves work and we stay here, together,” he explained about the community of love that was woven around the musician. Nothing was enough, ten days later his life, at least on this level, was extinguished.
At that time, thanks to his famous phrase “And by Florencio Varela, it is El Noba and it sounds like you”, which sneaks into several of his songs, Coronel had become known on the music scene and had several collaborations with other musicians. as L-Ghent and Cousin Dog. With The Joaquiwith whom they had become close, they recorded a video and had shared projects ahead.
In dialogue with Teleshow, Vanesa detailed what her days are like without her son, who she could finally count on when the flashes went off and what her biggest dream is, which was also that of the singer. “Every day for me is tough, it’s difficult. We had a very intense love relationship, a family relationship. Every day it becomes more difficult for me. There is not a single day that I do not remember him. “I try to take care of her as best as possible because I have two more daughters, grandchildren and a husband, it’s not their fault and apart from that I always told her that everything was possible, that nothing was impossible, so if I fell I wouldn’t be her mother,” she expressed. in a head-to-head with this medium. “Today I went to work, otherwise it’s worse”he said about this special date.
The woman, who is a pastry chef by profession, also said what she misses most about her eldest son. “His kisses, I miss his ‘I love you’, his ‘ma’. Because he was too busy but he had five minutes and he would stop by to have a mate with me. Sundays were ours, we always got together, there was no other option. If he had a tour or a date, we would all have lunch together. That’s why my Sundays are not the same,” she explained through tears and remembered some moments with him: “Sometimes he called me and told me ‘Ma, can you make yourself a stew?’. We also fought a lot because we used to tell each other things, but we both always came back. With a kiss she fixed everything.”
Vanesa also referred to her son’s friends, those who emerged from under the tiles when fame and money grew and who now, as usually happens in so many other cases, disappeared. “Unfortunately I knew what this was like. When what happened happened there were a hundred of us. Now I have extra fingers on my hand. Very few people remember. Then there are those who use it to appear and to say ‘I remember’, but I know it is not from the heart,” she explained about the environment and made a reservation: “The ones I have the most relationship with are L-Gante and La Joaqui. They are the only ones who, in every show, in every moment they have, send me a message, invite me to lunch.. My son is present at every event they have. They invite me and my family. They ask me if I need anything. With her we even visit each other in our homes.”
“The guys on the motorcycles also remember it, last night they came to the mural as they do every anniversary two years ago, both on their birthday, which is January 15, and every June 3, which is their date. And last night was something very nice because the number of motorcycles and the love that the kids have for it even though it was Sunday, that the next day people work, they always remember and keep it in mind, that makes me very happy,” revealed.
Finally, he told what the project she wants to carry out, which was also El Noba’s dream for her: to have her own pastry shop: “I work at home, I use my kitchen, it’s all chaos, but hey, I have to adapt to what I have to do, he would say. He taught me a lot in his few years. He didn’t want me to cry but I swear it’s impossible, I know we’re going to meet again at some point. Meanwhile I remember him happy, as he was, happy. If there was only one sandwich and there were ten of them, he would divide it among the ten. If he had a bad day, he would paint it in colors. My life goes on, although it is no longer the same.”
