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Lupillo Rivera is part of the cast of the reality show La Casa de los Famosos, during the broadcast, the interpreter brought out his most sensitive side because during a talk with Geraldine Bazán and Paulo Quevedo he confessed what it was like the last time he met with his sister, the famous singer Jenny Rivera who died 12 years ago in a spectacular and very notorious plane crash from which no survivors were recorded.
During the talk, the singer assured that he will always carry in his memory the last moments he shared with his sister, remembering those moments. Lupillo He couldn’t help but burst into tears. In addition, Lupillo made an unprecedented revelation by stating that during the last dinner he shared with his sister, they both agreed to sing the song “I will miss you” as a duet to give that song to his mother, Mrs. Rosa as a Christmas gift, however , Jenny I couldn’t record it anymore.
The singer assured that he was already making preparations to make the recordings of said musical theme, he had even contacted a Mexican arranger from the north of the country to be in charge of musicalizing the song that would be recorded on December 23 or 24. . Jenni would attend a studio in Sinaloa, Mexico to record her performance and then merge her voice with that of her brother.
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Rivera assured that the unfortunate death of his sister took him completely by surprise, the singer could no longer record the song that they both wanted to give to their mother. Was Lupillo who, despite his pain, contacted the arranger who had already agreed to record the song on his own as a kind of tribute to the pact he had made with his sister. Jenny some days ago.
Visibly moved, Lupillo He assured that it was very difficult for him to record the song because he was in a truly complicated moment in his life due to the recent loss of his sister, however, he gathered his courage and recorded the song. The performer recalled that he was making the recording with his arranger at 3 in the morning and that at that time he looked for a female voice to do the choruses that Jenni would have recorded at some point. To remember his sister, Lupillo shared the last photo they took together on his personal Instagram profile.