Liberación Group in mourning after the death of Susana Ortiz

• Grupo Liberación dresses in mourning.
• Susana Ortiz dies, former vocalist of Chicos de Barrio, dies.
• Condolences on social media.

The Comarca Lagunera was engulfed in sadness upon learning of the heartfelt passing of Susana Ortiz, former vocalist of Chicos de Barrio.

This Sunday, February 25th, the news shook the region, unleashing a wave of condolences that flooded social media.

According to journalist Ángel Carrillo, Susana was battling cancer, a struggle that ended this Sunday, allowing her body to rest in peace.

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It was through the popular social media platform Facebook that journalist Ángel Carrillo shared the sad news of the departure of the former vocalist of ‘Chicos de Barrio’.

«Susana had been facing a tough battle against cancer which ultimately ended her life. Rest in peace, and I send a respectful hug to her family,» he mentioned.

‘Chicos de Barrio’ was founded in 1995 in the Chávez de Anda studio, leaving an indelible musical legacy with great hits.

Among their popular songs are: «Mucha lucha», «La Cita», «La Chola», «El baile del Gavilán», «Rica y Apretadita», and «Mi Torreón».

Susana Ortiz from Chicos de Barrio dies

Susana Ortiz, along with Sergio Silva, Ricardo Bañuelos, Logan Ortiz, «Yiyo» Nájera, Gerardo Angüiano, Dimas Maciel, Orlando Juárez, Alfonso Muruaga, and Rafael Saucedo, formed the group.

Currently, Dimas Maciel, Beto, Pedro, Alfonso, Francisco, and Sammy continue with the legacy of ‘Chicos de Barrio’, keeping their music and essence alive.

Furthermore, Susana was the daughter of Arturo Ortiz, vocalist and founder of ‘Tropicalísimo Apache’, another iconic group in the genre of cumbias from La Laguna.

Grief is not new to the Ortiz family. Last October, the Apache Mayor bid farewell to Logan, his 47-year-old son, with profound sorrow.

The message of Grupo Liberación

In the face of Susana’s passing, Grupo Liberación joined in the sorrow through social media with a heartfelt message.

It was through their official account on the popular social media platform Facebook that they expressed their condolences in a poignant statement.

«On behalf of all of us in Liberación, we send our deepest condolences to the family of our colleague and friend Susana Ortiz.»

They also highlighted that she was: «former vocalist of Chicos Del Barrio, and daughter of Mr. Arturo Ortiz, director of Tropicalisimo Apache, upon her sensitive passing.»

Condolences on social media

«Our prayers are with you at this time. Rest in peace, Susana Ortiz,» expressed the members of Grupo Liberación.

Following the Mexican group’s post, condolences from fans quickly appeared in the comments.

«Rest in peace,» «My deepest condolences to the Ortiz family,» «Our most sincere condolences,» «La Laguna is in mourning,» are some of the sentiments expressed.

«I am very saddened,» «Swift resignation and strength to her family,» «Many hugs and strength to the Ortiz family,» «Rest in peace,» shared others.

An indelible legacy in music

The music of La Laguna and the heart of the region mourn the departure of one of its most beloved voices, fondly remembering her legacy and passion for music.

Susana Ortiz leaves an irreplaceable void, but her memory will endure in every note and in every heart touched by her voice.

For now, condolences flood the various social media platforms, recalling the legacy left by Arturo Ortiz’s daughter.

You can view the post from journalist Ángel Carrillo HERE and the heartfelt message from Grupo Liberación HERE after the news was announced.