The Sevillian singer José Domínguez Muñoz ‘El Cabrero’ dies at 81

The Sevillian singer José Domínguez Muñoz ‘El Cabrero’ died this Wednesday at the age of 81 in Seville, as confirmed on his social media profile, consulted by Europa Press, by his son, El Crespo Zapata.

“With all my pain, I have to inform you on behalf of my family of the death of my father, El Cabrero. We know what this loss means for many of you. A big hug,” he highlighted in a message.

Thus, the burning chapel will be installed in the Municipal Theater of Aznalcóllar from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., although, at the request of the family, photographs, videos or interviews cannot be taken, as detailed in a statement by the promoter Acción Producciones.

Adelante Andalucía’s candidate for the Presidency of the Junta de Andalucía, José Ignacio García, has spoken about this, and has assured that the artist “will never completely leave.”

“The flamenco voice of day laborer and revolutionary Andalusia. Thank you so much, comrade,” García added in a message on his social networks.

The candidate for the presidency of the Andalusian Government of Por Andalucía, Antonio Maillo, has also spoken out in the same way, who, also through his social networks, has assured that Andalusia “loses an unrepeatable voice.”

“El Cabrero, singer of dignity, land and rebellion, is leaving us. His singing was truth and memory for our people,” he remarked, at the same time as he dedicated a hug to “his family and those who mourn him today.”