Tragedy has struck the vallenato music scene as beloved accordionist Juancho de la Espriella announces the heartbreaking death of his mother, Rosario Salcedo. The news broke early this morning, sending shockwaves through the community and leaving fans and fellow artists in mourning. Juancho confirmed the devastating loss through an emotional social media post, sharing a touching photo of their intertwined hands and the poignant message, “Until we meet again, Mom.”

Rosario Salcedo passed away on the night of June 18, just as Juancho and Silvestre Dangón were gearing up for the launch of their highly anticipated national tour promoting their latest album, “El Último Baile.” This tour was set to mark a significant milestone in their careers, with performances scheduled in major cities like Bogotá, Barranquilla, and Bucaramanga. However, the shadow of this personal tragedy looms over their plans.

The vallenato community has rallied around Juancho, with fellow artists expressing their condolences and support. Notable figures, including Diego Daza and Omar Gées, have reached out to comfort the grieving musician, recognizing the profound impact his mother had on his life and career. Rosario was not only a pillar of support for Juancho but also a source of inspiration behind many of his hits, including “A un Amor Prohibido.”

As fans reflect on the legacy of Rosario Salcedo and the contributions she made to her son’s success, the music world stands still in solidarity. This loss resonates deeply, as Juancho prepares for what will be his final tour with Silvestre Dangón, a partnership that has brought joy to countless fans.

Our hearts go out to Juancho de la Espriella and his family during this difficult time. The vallenato community is in mourning, united in remembering a beloved mother and the indelible mark she left on her son and the music they cherish. Peace in her eternal rest.