Singer Mayerly Díaz, aged 32, has passed away due to a sudden heart attack after undergoing a cosmetic procedure. The mother of two experienced a medical crisis believed to be related to complications from the said procedure, which she had recently undergone at a facility in Bogotá, Colombia, on the early morning of Saturday, November 22. Mayerly, known as “The Voice of Quipile,” hailed from La Sierra in the Quipile municipality and is survived by her two children, aged 11 and 13. With a musical career that began at 14, her performances in both pop and local folk genres resonated with audiences.

Her popular rendition of “No supiste perder” has garnered 58,000 views on YouTube, while her latest music video, “Con tus chiros a otra parte,” was released just a week ago. Néstor, her manager and close friend, expressed deep admiration for her musical talent and the joy she brought through her songs, emphasizing her humility.

The specific cosmetic procedure that led to her demise has not been extensively disclosed, prompting local media, El Tiempo, to announce an imminent thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death. Leidy Díaz, Mayerly’s cousin, shared a heartfelt tribute on social media, reminiscing about their shared childhood and the profound impact Mayerly had on her life.

The Mayor’s Office of Quipile extended condolences to Mayerly’s family, friends, and fans, describing her as a beloved regional music icon. The community and fans have expressed their grief and fond memories of Mayerly on social media, celebrating her legacy and musical contributions. May she rest in peace.