Singer, 35, Tragically Died on the Spot Onstage during Live Concert – Harrowing Details

Ayres Sasaki, a Brazilian rocker passed away during a live show performance. Sasaki tragically lost his life on July 13, at the age of 35.

The accident occurred at Hotel Solar in Salinópolis, Pará when Sasaki was electrocuted by a live cable. This happened after a fan, who was soaked in wet clothes from head to toe, hugged him on stage. The shock which was immediate and fatal, left Sasaki dead on the spot.

The exact circumstances of how the fan ended up soaking wet and onstage are still unclear. The Salinópolis Police Station is currently investigating the incident. While the authorities have not released detailed information yet, the Pará Civil Police have already spoken with several witnesses.

In the wake of Sasaki’s death, the Solar Hotel, where the concert was held, has expressed its deep condolences. They took to Instagram to share their sorrow. The hotel stated that they are “fully dedicated to providing support to his family and taking the necessary measures.”

The hotel also emphasized its commitment to “fully cooperating with the competent authorities for the proper clarification of the events.”

The family of Sasaki has chosen to withhold detailed comments while the investigation into his tragic death is ongoing. His aunt Rita Matos shared with local media that the show’s schedule was altered, which may have impacted the events leading up to the accident.

She also mentioned that they were reaching out to individuals who were present with Sasaki during the performance to gather a complete understanding of what transpired. Matos assured that once all the information is collected, the family will provide a comprehensive statement to the press.

As the investigation continues, the music community and fans alike mourn the loss of this talented artist. Sasaki has been fondly remembered by friends and colleagues for his exceptional talent and deep passion for music.

Adriano Freitas, a fellow singer and close friend, was among those who sent their tributes. He shared with local media that Sasaki was a remarkable performer and a charismatic individual with a genuine love for life beyond music.

Freitas described him as the most talented singer and guitarist in Belem. He also highlighted his strong family values and attentiveness to his friends and admirers. He recalled Sasaki’s dedication to his craft, noting his reputation as the “king of encores,” a title earned from his extraordinary ability to perform for up to 12 hours straight.

Comedian Natto Almeida also spoke about Sasaki, emphasizing his kindness and politeness. Almeida noted that Sasaki’s warm heart and respectful nature will be the lasting impressions of his legacy.

Raphael Macedo, also a close friend expressed his deep sorrow on Instagram. He reflected on their long-lasting friendship and shared experiences. In his tribute, Macedo admitted it was difficult to come to terms with Sasaki’s passing.

He reminisced about their years together, from their college days to their enduring friendship, and how Sasaki had followed his advice to pursue a career in music with great success.

Macedo also cherished their many shared moments. He recalled fondly how Sasaki’s unique tastes and humorous anecdotes, like the story of the “farting Goalkeeper,” enriched their lives.

He concluded with a poignant message, wishing Sasaki peace and divine acceptance, “May God receive you with open arms, my brother,” he wrote. He signed off by honoring him for his voice, joy, and friendship.

The band RockON also paid tribute to Sasaki, sharing a photo of him along with a heartfelt message. They expressed their condolences to his family and friends, recalling their first meeting in 2018. The band also cherished the many events they had shared, including their most recent gathering on July 6.

The band praised Sasaki as a person of exceptional friendliness and character, as well as an outstanding musician. They concluded their message by cherishing the positive memories they had of him and looking forward to meeting again one day.

Beyond his music career, Sasaki was a skilled architect and urban planner. He is survived by his wife, Mariana, whom he had been married to for just 11 months at the time of his passing.

In 2023, Sasaki shared a heartfelt glimpse into their wedding through a video compilation that highlighted key moments from their special day. Among the touching scenes was Sasaki performing “Hallelujah” as Mariana walked down the aisle.

The video also featured the wedding decor, the cake, their dance together, and other memorable moments, including a captivating performance. As fans express their condolences and mourn his untimely loss, they also seek answers about the circumstances surrounding the singer’s death.