In heartbreaking news, Mexican singer Dulce La Cantante has sung her final note at the age of 69. Yes, on Christmas Day, while the rest of us were busy unwrapping socks and pretending to enjoy fruitcake, the world lost a true musical treasure.
Let’s rewind to December 2, when Dulce hopped onto Instagram like the rest of us mere mortals, announcing a health update. She revealed that her concert dates were postponed due to a stint in the hospital. Her fans, of course, wished her well while probably Googling what “pleuropulmonary decortication surgery” actually meant. (Spoiler alert: it’s serious. We checked.) Dulce underwent the surgery on December 5, and at the time, everything seemed peachy—like the end credits of a feel-good telenovela. Sadly, life had other plans.
Fast forward to Christmas morning, when Dulce’s family broke the news: “With deep pain and sadness, we confirm the death of our dear Dulce, an exceptional artist and wonderful person who left an unforgettable memory in the hearts of everyone she knew.” They kindly requested privacy during this difficult time, and let’s be honest, if you’re bothering the family right now, you need to rethink your life choices.
Dulce wasn’t just a singer; she was a powerhouse. Most recently, she lit up screens in season two of Netflix’s Siempre Reinas, proving she had the vocal cords of an angel and the reality TV skills of a pro. Her legacy will live on, both in her music and in the hearts of her fans—many of whom are probably belting out her hits right now between sobs.
So here’s to Dulce: a voice that could melt butter, a presence that lit up rooms, and a spirit that will never be forgotten. RIP, queen. 🎤✨