K Paz De La Sierra Muerte
Sergio Gmez Snchez, its main founder and creator, was kidnapped on December 2, 2007, while leaving a dance hall in Morelia, Michoacn, along with two businessmen. The two businessmen were released, but Gmez remained imprisoned. According to an acquaintance, Jos Manuel Zamacona, Gmez had previously been threatened in order for him to leave Michoacn. On the morning of December 3, 2007, the body of singer Sergio Gmez was discovered along a stretch of highway leading to Chiquimitio, about 20 minutes from Morelia. He'd been strangled and had torn seals, as well as severe hematomas in the tracx and abdomen, as well as cigarrillos quemaduras in the piernas. The first clues point to a premeditated assassination, given that Sergio had been warned not to act in Morelia, a city known for its drug-related pandillas. Sergio Gmez and another Mexican assassin, Valentn Elizalde, were nominated for the Grammy on December 6, 2007. [editar] New vocalist presentation
Y, despite the fact that it has been more than ten years since the death of singer Sergio Gmez, it has recently gone viral among fans and internet users. We can remember the funeral of K-Paz de la Sierra's musician, who was very important at the time, thanks to a YouTube video. In the brief video that has circulated on the internet, we can see Sergio Gmez recostado within his atad, but just as the sacerdote is robbing him with blessed water, the late singer appears to open his eyes to the mourning crowd.
The tragedy begins with the exit of a concert featuring the also-deceased Joan Sebastian, at the Estadio Morelos in Morelia, Michoacn, on December 1, 2007.
And the drama ended on December 3rd, when Sergio's body was discovered on a highway in Michoacn, with obvious signs of torture.
On December 2, 2007, the gay community went into shock after various news outlets confirmed the assassination of Sergio Gmez, who had been deprived of his life in the state of Michoacn.
Moments before his assassination, the singer and "K-Paz de la Sierra" performed at Morelos Stadium; after their performance, the musicians boarded three trucks bound for Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco.
