“I’ll do a genkidama”: This is how the dubbing world said goodbye to Ricardo Silva, actor who died of COVID-19 | Football24 News English

Voice actor and singer Ricardo Silva He passed away yesterday, February 7, 2010, at the age of 67. Since last Wednesday, his family members notified that he was hospitalized, due to complications from the COVID-19.

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In a message published on his social networks, it was detailed that the artist was hospitalized “but is stable.” However, in another publication made last night, he pointed out that the actor had lost the battle against him. coronavirus.

Official statement pic.twitter.com/mXyNyZnVCN

– Ricardo Silva E. (@Ricardo_Silva_E) February 4, 2021

“I want to tell you that I leave quietly, without pain, without earrings, I forgave and I forgave myself. Don’t cry to me, be happy, remember me and think of me with a smile and with my great passion for music. No matter what happens, I’m fine now, “specified the statement signed by Silva.

Dear friends and family pic.twitter.com/6po8BnNov6

– Ricardo Silva E. (@Ricardo_Silva_E) February 8, 2021

Given this, several members of the Mexican dubbing union expressed their condolences for the death of their partner, who is recognized for having interpreted the Spanish version of the song “Chala head Chala”, Opening song of the Japanese animated series Dragon Ball Z.

Actors like Patricia acevedo, known for playing Serena Tsukino in the Japanese series “Sailor Moon” or Lisa Simpson in the cartoon “The Simpsons,” posted a photo taken at a convention where she appears next to Ricardo. He appreciated the advice he received from his colleague and said goodbye to him on his account Twitter.

Until always dear friend, I will never forget your valuable advice, thank you for everything 💜 pic.twitter.com/zUWK84ZIjY

– PATRICIA ACEVEDO (y patyacevedo29) February 8, 2021

In the same sense it was pronounced René Garcia, who pointed out that “the sky will shine with your voice forever.” The National Association of Actors also published a message notifying the death of the actor. Other dubbing actors like Lalo Garza, Carlo Segundo, Laura Torres and Mario Castaneda He has also dedicated goodbye messages to his partner.

My Richie Boy. Heart and soul shattered. The sky will shine with your voice forever. I’ll keep your laughs, your anecdotes and your wonderful energy. We are going to miss you a lot. pic.twitter.com/IwtURZrAsK

— Rene Garcia (@renegarcia900) February 8, 2021

The @andactores deeply regrets the death of our colleague Ricardo Silva Elizondo, a member of our union. Our condolences to your family and friends. Rest in peace. pic.twitter.com/3x5YjlI8Bh

– National Association of Actors (@andactores) February 8, 2021

Silva also collaborated in the interpretation of animated songs such as “Pokémon”, “Digimon 02”, “Inuyasha”, Superchamps “,” Kenichi “,” Sonic: The hero “, among others.

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