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Wilson Manyoma’s passing is a significant loss for salsa and Colombian music. His voice and contributions to the genre, especially with Fruko y sus Tesos, shaped the sound of salsa in Latin America. “El Preso” alone remains one of the most recognizable salsa songs ever. His resilience in overcoming personal struggles and continuing to perform shows his deep passion for music. His legacy will undoubtedly live on through his music and the countless artists he influenced.
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