La legendaria Donna Summer muere a los 63 años




La legendaria cantante Donna Summer falleció este jueves a los 63 años, confirmó CNN.
"A primeras horas de esta mañana perdimos a Donna Summer Sudano, una mujer de muchos talentos, el mayor de ellos su fe. Aunque lloramos su muerte, estamos en paz, celebrando su extraordinaria vida y su legado. Las palabras no pueden expresar nuestro agradecimiento por vuestras oraciones y afecto a nuestra familia en este momento tan delicado", dijo un comunicado de la familia Sudano.

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