Alamo Pérez Luna passed away at the age of 61

On the morning of Thursday, April 17, it was confirmed the death of Alamo Pérez-Luna, the remembered conductor of Cruz Fire and Extreme Lives, at 61 years old. Although the exact cause of his death has not been revealed, it was known that the journalist was in a delicate state of health.In May 2024, he himself had revealed that he was diagnosed with kidney cancer.His son, Sergio Pérez-Luna, expressed the pain for the loss: "With love, affection …

Son of Alamo Pérez-Luna said goodbye to his father with this emotional message: “May he rest in peace and his memory endure”ATV gives an emotional message about the death of Alamo Pérez-Luna: “He left a mark on Peruvian television”SE FUE. Peruvian journalist Alamo Pérez-Luna died on April 17 at the age of 61 and his colleague, Fernando Díaz, dedicated an emotional message to him where he said he had visited him a few days ago in the hospital.The…

Journalism is in mourning. On the morning of April 17, 2025, the sensitive departure of journalist Álamo Pérez-Luna, who was 61 years old, was announced. The television driver will be remembered for his iconic programs such as Fuego Cruzado and Diez, great productions that brought him to fame. YOU CAN SEE: Jessica Tapia and Álamo Pérez Luna: How did he start his controversial love story and why it ended? Alamo Pérez Luna died after a strong figh…

The renowned journalist and television driver passed away on Thursday, April 17.

This Thursday, April 17, in the morning, was confirmed the death of Álamo Pérez-Luna at 61 years old. The journalist's remains are in wake 4 of the Edgardo Rebagliatti hospital. His family, friends and colleagues fire the also remembered television driver with emotional words through social networks.According to information from Peru 21, Pérez-Luna was interned two weeks in the Rebagliati. In addition, he will be veiled today and tomorrow, later…

Lamo P rez Luna died on Thursday, April 17, according to information provided by his relatives. Journalist was remembered for conducting various TV programs, including '10' and 'Fire Crossed'.