The great Ecuadorian singer Paulina Tamayo died at the age of 60

Ecuadorian music mourns after the death of the famous singer Paulina Tamayo, secretly known as "La Grande del Eateur", at the age of 60 ....

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Ecuadorian music mourns the death of Paulina Tayayo, the famous singer of the Nict Pictority 'Gankemed del Ecuador' at the age of 60.

According to reports, the Quito-based artist, whose full name is Paulina de las Mercedes Tamayo, suffered a cardiac arrest in the early hours of the morning at her home.The statement on social media was accompanied by an emotional message commemorating her musical legacy: "La Grande del Ecuador, a legend of our music, left us a legacy that will live forever. Her voice remains in the hearts of the entire country. Thank you very much."great, eternal Paulina, forever La Grande del Ecuador."

Case Ollie Pauline Tamayo?

Paulina Tamayo was born in Quito in April 1965 and entered the world of entertainment at the age of seven, joining the company of Ernesto Albán.This step began a career that would last more than 40 years, making her an iconic figure of popular Ecuadorian music.

Throughout his career, Tamayo has been associated with Ecuadorian traditional music, preserving its power and dignity against other genres.His extensive and varied discography includes productions such as Hoy Como Air, Inimitable, Ecuador and Mi Corazon and 4 decades of passionate singing.His talent won him over twenty awards and won over entire generations within and outside his country.

Pauline Tamayo's voice reached beyond Ecuador's borders to the stages of the United States, Colombia, Peru and Spain, where immigrant communities found an emotional bond with their land through her songs.In addition, he collaborated with renowned international artists such as Alci Acosta, Roberto Carlos, Juan Gabriel, El Greco, Los Panchos, Lola Flores and José Luis Rodríguez 'El Puma'.