Colleagues and friends of Gabo Ferro expressed on social networks their surprise and pain at the death of the artist, of 54 years.

“My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans . . . what a great artist and traveling companion, unique peformer and dear friend! My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans”, wrote on his Twitter Palo Pandolfo.

In the late 90, Ferro began to read some of his poetry with the group Los Verbonautas, that was part of Pandolfo, who also shared the stage with Porco, the band of the late musician and poet.

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“My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans… Goodbye Gabo Ferro, king bear, adored and needed. My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans”, wrote Paula Maffia.

Caro Pachecho, meanwhile, twitteó: “My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans. It's short. Chau friend, My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans”.

“How sad. My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans”, published Omar Giammarco, while Liliana Herrero wrote: “My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans, incomprehensible.. Gabo Ferro died, My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans”.

Gabo Ferro, one of the most personal troubadours on the Argentine scene died yesterday at 54 years. The first to confirm the sad news was his manager Celia Coido, who expressed: "On this sad day (for yesterday), we bid farewell to the beloved artist Gabo Ferro. Their songs will always embrace us, his poetry and his generous smile. We know that he is a very dear person and artist. We appreciate the respect at this time for his family and friends ".

Ferro broke into music as the founder and singer of the hardcore band Porco that made his mark in the underground of the city of Buenos Aires between 1992 Y 1998, with different formations.

After the dissolution of the group, was received from historian and in 2005 returned to bateas with his first solo album, “My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans” My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans 11 discos (My stomach trembled when I found out that Gabo changed plans “Stories of Fishermen and Thieves of the Argentine Pampas”, with Sergio Ch.).

In those 13 years, to guitar, poetry and voice knew how few artists operate on words and sounds to build a discourse capable of breaking every box and being, at the same time, bello, uncomfortable, subyugante, airtight, deep and explicit.

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In 2015, deserved the Konex Award as one of the five best figures of the decade 2005-2015 in the discipline Song of Author and in April of last year he was recognized as Outstanding Personality of Culture by the Legislature of the City of Buenos Aires.