The world of salsa is in mourning after the death of Dante Corrales Guillén, known as ‘Salsophile’, a beloved entertainer who left an indelible mark on Peruvian music. His departure has moved his colleagues and followers, who express their pain through social networks.
The popular entertainer from Callao, who worked with the Zaperoko orchestra and was part of the team Brunella Torpoco died on December 5. The news was confirmed by the Chalaca group, which deeply regretted the loss of its entertainer, remembering his joy and charisma in each presentation.
Brunella Torpoco also mourns the loss
The news of Dante Corrales Guillén’s death also deeply affected Brunella Torpoco, who had him as an entertainer in her group for several years. In her Instagram stories, the salsa singer expressed: “Oh, my God. What pain for all of us who love you. “We are going to miss you very much.”
Minutes later, Torpoco released a statement about Dante’s death. “We will always remember you, partner. May the Almighty Lord receive you in his arms and in his mercy,” said the salsera.
Brunella Torpoco issued a statement regarding the death of Dante Corrales. Photo: Facebook
Zaperoko pays tribute to his beloved animator
This Thursday, December 5, the Zaperoko orchestra shared an emotional message on their social networks: “Today we say goodbye with a heart full of sadness to our beloved Dante Corrales, known as ‘Salsófilo’. Your joy, charisma and passion for music left an indelible mark on the Zaperoko family and on all the stages we shared.”
The message continued: “Thank you for every moment, every laugh and every word that filled our performances with life. Our deepest condolences to his family and friend.” This tribute highlights the importance of ‘Salsófilo’ in the lives of his colleagues and in the country’s music scene.
Who was the animator Dante Corrales?
Dante Corrales was a prominent salsa entertainer in Callao and throughout Peru. Throughout his career, he was part of K’llao Salsa, the Brunella Torpoco group and the Zaperoko orchestra, with which he toured both nationally and internationally. His nickname, ‘Salsófilo’, reflects his deep passion and knowledge of salsa, a genre that accompanied him throughout his life.
