Noba was fired from Florencio Varela (Photo Guillermo Rodriguez Adami)
About 300 people including friends, family and neighbors gathered in Florencio Varela to give the last farewell to Lautaro Coronel, better known as El Noba, died this Friday after spending several days in the hospital due to an accident with his motorcycle.
From the beginning, the Florencio Varela sports center was filled with people to prepare the farewell to the singer of Cumbia 420, much loved in the environment. To do this, they set up a property access operation, where fans were approaching through a fence to reach the foot of the coffin where the remains of the musician are located.
Noba was a fan of motorcycles. His friends have set up a trailer out of the wake (Guillermo Rodriguez Adami)
On the other hand, there was special access for relatives and direct friends of the singer, the father of a four-year-old girl. Between the pain and the tears, a scene that was repeated was that of applause, pushed by the singer’s fans who entered early. All morning the weather was familiar, many boys of about ten accompanied by their parents.
Shortly before noon he appeared a micro with the barrabrava of Defense and Justice, the club that El Noba was a fan of. Some drums and cymbals went down but didn’t start playing.
There was a lot of anger with the press and some clashes with television cellphones. The anger started from the moment the singer had an accident and repeated during the guards at the hospital door. On Thursday, a TV channel announced the singer’s death, which was ultimately false.
The Noba was fired from Florencio Varela (Guillermo Rodriguez Adami)
Sometime later, the outskirts of the property filled with motorcycles, which began to spin and speed up to the court. Friday evening they had been present in a massive caravan that accompanied the singer’s remains. The Noba was a fan of motorcycleshe spent his time sharing photos and doing tricks on two wheels.
La Barrabrava of Defense and Justice, present at the wake (Guillermo Rodriguez Adami)
On May 24, he was in an accident after crashing into a car while walking around his neighborhood. He was hospitalized for more than ten days at the El Cruce hospital in Varela. until his death.
Who was El Noba?
El Noba was one of the animators of “Cumbia 420”, a genre that recovers the basics of cumbia villera and blends it with the thrust of trap and reggaeton, as well as adding – from the name and the text – a nod to marijuana. He shared a poster and was friends with L-Gante and Perro Primopioneers of style, all close to DT Bilardo, the producer behind the phenomenon.
Family and friends fire Cumbia 420 singer (Guillermo Rodriguez Adami)
Coronel coined his nickname in the streets of Varela, a derivative of “I don’t even go down with pasta “, in reference to the use of Clonazepam to mitigate the euphoria caused by the consumption of cocaine. Under that artistic name – if he had it tattooed on his right arm – she has collected thousands of followers with his songs, the best known is “Tamo Chelo”, which has more than 18 million views on YouTube alone.
Singer Salastkbron, friend of El Noba, uploaded a video showing people’s support for his music and singing his first song with which El Noba became famous, “Tamo CheloIn addition, he dedicated a few words of encouragement: “DALE …
There have been signs of affection since the accident (Guillermo Rodriguez Adami)
Coronel worked as a wheeler and bricklayer prior to his rising music career. He did it with the swings, to the rhythm of his life. He also served as a painter and fried chicken seller. Until the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic and, a few days later, to quarantine.
In full confinement, he deepened his histrionic character and jumped on the virtual wave with live broadcasts on his Instagram. In that social network he circulated a homemade recording of his hit “Tamo Chelo”. The theme was already resonating in the streets of the southern area, it was starting to circulate on the Internet. The final version now has, a year after its release,18 million views on YouTube and 24 million on Spotify.
He carried the neighborhood like a flag: “Florencio Varela is Noba and it sounds familiar to you”, it was his tube. There is also talk of “clandestine”, for the meetings that the little ones organized, with music and lights, before the ban on quarantine parties, even when the isolation had already begun to relax. After all, it was around that time that his cumbia started to sound louder and louder.
Source: Clarin
