'I don't need to tell you how much he has meant to me, our music and culture, and the world community,' Eddie Palmieri said of his former bandmate 'Lalo' Rodríguez.
"It is with deep sadness that I learn of the death of Lalo Rodríguez," Palmieri wrote."I don't need to tell you how much he has meant to me, our music and culture, and the world community."on Twitter, calling Rodríguez"one of the most famous voices of salsa in the world."Puerto Rican singer Elvis CrespoRodríguez's memory, tweeting that he had"one of the most beautiful voices my ears have heard and will hear.
"His unique timbre, tune and power made his music immortal," Crespo expressed."My sincere condolences to his family and fans.""He will always live on in 'Devórame otra vez', 'Máximo Chamorro' and 'Deseo salvaje', and through many other works," Gotay said."Sad end today for a true legend."
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