Tragedy struck the orchestra Warrior Brothers with the death of Thalía Manrique, who lost her life after an armed attack in Amazonas. The young woman, 27 years old, left two minor children orphaned, which led the musical group to organize a charity concert in her memory, with the aim of raising funds to support her family.
Seeking to join forces, Ingrid Vallejos, leader of the orchestra, made a public call to recognized groups such as Grupo 5 and Hermanos Yaipén, as well as businessmen in the country, to collaborate with this solidarity event. The goal is to perform in Lima and Chiclayo, and pay tribute to the singer while ensuring a future for the children she left behind.
The call from Hermanos Guerrero to Grupo 5 and Hermanos Yaipén
In the midst of the mourning that the orchestra is experiencing Warrior Brothers Due to the loss of Thalía Manrique, Ingrid Vallejos, leader of the group, made a call live through América Noticias to add support to a charity concert in honor of the singer. The singer of the orchestra appealed to the solidarity of recognized orchestras such as Grupo 5 and Hermanos Yaipén, as well as businessmen to hold this charity event.
“We are musical brothers, we ask orchestras like Grupo 5, Hermanos Yaipén or Caribeños to give us their hand,” Vallejos expressed in his message. In addition, it provided the number 980586663 for those who wish to collaborate with the cause, either by offering logistical support or spaces for the event.
Hermanos Guerrero prepares charity concert
The main objective of this concert is to raise funds for Thalía Manrique’s children, ages 9 and 3, who were orphaned after the attack on the bus in which the orchestra was traveling. According to Ingrid Vallejos, the group is managing two presentations, one in Lima and another in Chiclayo, and needs the support of businessmen to obtain the appropriate premises.
Among the options mentioned, the local stands out ‘The Huaralino’ owned by businessman Juan Pablo Fernández, a lover of San Juan music, who was also asked to support this venue to host the event in Lima.
The tragedy occurred after a concert performed by Warrior Brothers in the San Martín de Porres town center, where they celebrated their 44th anniversary. During the return journey, the orchestra bus was intercepted by six armed criminals, resulting in the fatal shooting of Thalía. So far, three suspects have been identified, but none have been arrested, which maintains the demands for justice from the family and members of the group.
