Posted by Ricardo Silva Death – Died: RICARDO SILVA, who is credited with the music of the Spanish variation of the liveliness game plan Dragon Ball Z, has kicked the pail from Coronavirus on Sunday (February 7) at 67 years of age.
Mexican considered Silva was a singer and voice performer generally mainstream for singing tracks of commended anime and his passing was noted by other naming performers who bestowed the troubling news to the neighbourhood their friendly memories of him through online media.
Rene Garcia said: “My Richie Boy. My Heart and Soul are broken. The sky will shimmer with your voice forever. I’ll keep your laughs, your stories and your wonderful energy. We will miss you with an extraordinary arrangement.”
Even though Silva is by and large associated with Dragon Ball Z, essentially on account of the pervasiveness of the show, he also sang the songs of Digimon, Superchamps, Inuyasha, Gummi Bears, Darkwing Duck, Ninja Turtles, and Ducktales.
Fans also took to Twitter to offer their appreciation, with one customer saying: “I as of late found that Ricardo Silva kicked the bucket lately, I believe his soul will show up settled and wish him to discover bliss in the great beyond, an obligation of appreciation is for the amazing youth with your work! For the people who don’t have the foggiest thought, he did fronts of anime and activity songs like the Dragon Ball Z opening.”
Legendary monster Ball Z has a huge load of submitted allies and a record having some skill in the DBZ world said: “Shocking news for the dragonbolero world and the Latino society. The voice that sang the opening shot of Dragon Ball Z has been taken from here by COVID-19. We send a significant hug to your friends and family.
“May the earth be light to you, Ricardo Silva.”