Famous singer died at the age of 35 after terrible accident on stage by electric shock

A singer has died at the age of 35 in a bizarre accident after being electrocuted during a live show, a tragically unfortunate turn of events.

Ayres Sasaki is said to have suffered a severe electric shock when a fan in wet clothes hugged him during the concert, causing a nearby cable to emit a fatal charge.

The singer, who was performing at a hotel in Salinopolis, Brazil, over the weekend, died instantly, according to local media. The death is being investigated by local police, according to the country’s civil police.

It is not known why the fan was wet when he approached the singer on stage. His aunt Rita Matos explained that the family is still trying to “understand how everything happened.”

Ayres, who was celebrated as the greatest singer and guitarist in the northern city of Belém, leaves behind his wife Mariana, whom he was married to for eleven months.

The artist was known, friends said, as the “King of Encores” because of his talent for performing over and over again, once playing for 12 hours straight.

His friend Adriano Freitas, who is also a singer, told local media: “We were friends in everyday life, even beyond music. He was a super charismatic guy with incredible talent. He was the best singer and guitarist in Belem.”

“A great friend, very family-oriented, attentive to his friendships and to those who appreciated his work.”

Another friend, comedian Natto Almeida, added: “What will definitely stand out about Sasaki is his good heart, he is very polite. I think that will be the lasting impression he leaves.”

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