The Venezuelan singer-songwriter Lubert Pulval died in Buenos Aires, according to the website Radio Café Atlántico.
In the information provided by the journalist Eduardo Parra, its director, Pulval lived in the Argentine capital: “We met him at the Central University of Venezuela more than 20 years ago, when singing competitions like the Voz Ucevista brought us together around a move that gave us joy and a vital impulse that today we would like to be able to give again to our friend,” he wrote.
Likewise, he assured that although he had not been able to see it in recent years: “the information came through different channels but all associated with the Central University of Venezuela; former contestants José Valero and Mariana Méndez, among them. “Lubert and I saw each other once, but we didn’t connect in the Argentine capital despite walking around making music, each in his own little corner.”
The musician was blind since he was a child: “but he saw with his soul and was able to express emotions and feelings with great skill in his songs and performances. I remember it with the Cucocerezo project, back in the 2000s.”
He was an integral musician from Margarita, composer and founding singer of @parranderopaz with a condition of blindness since the age of two.
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2024-08-05 19:56:00
