Miguel ‘Black’ Piñera, the musician brother of former Chilean President Sebastián Piñera dies

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On the morning of this Saturday, the mortal remains of the musician Miguel “Black” Piñera arrived in the Metropolitan Region.The intimate link between Miguel “Black” Piñera and the former presidentThe body of the artist, who died due to a multi-organ failure in Temuco after suffering leukemia, remained during the morning in the funeral home of the Hogar de Cristo, located in Bezanilla street, Independence.Near noon, the funeral procession enfile…

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The singer Miguel Piñera, El Negro, died this Friday at age 70. The brother of the late Chilean president Sebastián Piñera Echenique (2010-2014, 2018-2022) was admitted on Monday 24th at the German Clinic in the city of Temuco, in the south of the country, where he remained in a serious state. The musician revealed in December last year that he was disgnosed with acute leukemia. “The doctor told me: ‘Black, you have six months left’, he told in …

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This Friday’s day confirmed the death of the national singer, Miguel “Negro” Piñera, at the age of 70, in...

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In the program La Hora de King Kong, Juan Cristóbal Guarello told a story about his encounter with the late singer and tennis player. A few days ago Miguel Negro Piñera left us. The brother of the former president was known in the nocturnal atmosphere and, also, as a fervent fan of the sport. In fact, in tennis he was one of those who used to follow Chileans in Copa Davis. Juan Cristóbal Guarello remembered this in his program La Hora de King Ko…

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In the midst of the emotional farewell, the chords of the emblematic song of «Black» Piñera were heard resounding in the cemetery, recalling his musical legacy and his influence in the Chilean art industry. To read the full article, visit The Times en Español Fuente