Cigarettes will be smoked in the Sanctuary of Faith

The funeral for Harry Héctor Gould, known in the art scene as Cigarette, will be held this Friday, March 31, at the Sanctuary of Faith at 11:00 am.

Colleagues, friends and family will gather at the church to say goodbye to “Fleivamatic”, as the artist was known, following his sudden death on March 21 from cardiac arrest.

Orelis S. Cortés, mother of the children of Fleivamatiche commented for Panama America that some of the artist’s colleagues, including Diblasio, will speak and even sing at the funeral.

After the funeral ceremonies, they will go to Juan Diaz Municipal Cemeteryknown as the Two Towers, where his music, music as he wanted and in the end there will be a meeting at Calle 13 Río Abajo, in the room for the elderly.

Cortés said that “Fleivamatic” will be dressed in red, because during his lifetime he said that he cried when he was born and celebrated when he died, something that is very consistent with his personalitysince he was a very cheerful man.

“Well, you must remember him as he was, happy mana man who liked to put a pan, as he used to say, to whoever needs it, if it’s within reach,” said the mother of the children of the “Kao ja” interpreter.

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Harry Hector Gould was born on June 14, 1978, was one of the exponents of old-school Panamanian reggae and a member of the “Scaredem crew” led by Danger Man, and in one of his last posts on Instagram (@fleivamatic) reiterated his allegiance to the group.

Gould enjoyed the music of artists such as Tupac Shakur and The Notorious BIG, and in the days before his death he was doing what he loved, music, he had several shows in South America.

He appeared in Chile and was about to visit Argentina. “Fleiva international, we continue to be a scared team and without much to talk about,” reads one of his latest publications.

After the news of the artist’s death was announced, some of his colleagues, such as Suku Castro, RD Maravilla and Japan, mourned his departure.