Helena Bianco Dies at 78, Days After Revealing that She Had Neuroendocrine Cancer
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The singer has died this Thursday after suffering from neuroendocrine cancer. Her death arrives only a few days after announcing that she had to cancel her concerts to undergo treatment.
The singer's brother was the one who gave the news through a statement.
The artist's brother has asked his followers not to send flowers to the tanatorium, but to make a donation in the name of Helena Bianco to a foundation that works with sick neuroendocrine cancer Read
Noticias de Navarra
The music is in mourning. Helena Bianco has passed away this Thursday, November 12, at 78 years old, after facing for months a tough battle against neuroendocrine cancer. The singer, one of the most recognizable voices of Spanish popular music thanks to her career at the head of Los Mismos, has died a few days after her surroundings made public the disease that had forced her to temporarily depart from the stages.
The Valencian singer, who conquered the audience with songs like "El Puente" and won "La Voz Senior" in 2019, has died as a result of aggressive neuroendocrine cancer.
The artist announced a few days ago that she had cancer.
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