Karen Silva, a young singer who achieved a reputation in the Brasil program of La Voz Voz, in 2020, died April 24 at the age of 17, after an unexpected hospitalization.
The teenager, who arrived in the semifinals of reality, was hospitalized for several days at the São João Batista Hospital in Volta Redonda because of a ” Hemorrhagic stroke“, Reported through a press release released on their social networks.
“With deep sorrow we announce the Death of young singer Karen Silva, 17, This happened after days of hospitalization at São João Batista Hospital, Volta Redonda, due to a bleeding stroke. “
According to information spread by Brazilian media such as O Globo, Fernando Da Silva, the teenager’s father, said her daughter went to lunch and “Three hours later I was in a coma”.
On April 20, he mentioned his networks that Karen was hospitalized.
“Singer Karen Silva is facing a health problem and, for the time being, continues under medical care, with the support and love of her family and team, we ask for respect, empathy and prayers while recovering in peace.
Who was Karen Silva?
Karen Silva gained Brazil’s recognition for her participation in “La Voz Kids” in 2020. At the age of 12, she impressed the judges with their interpretation of IZA’s “Ginga” during the hearings and thanks to her talent.
After participating in the reality show, the teenager continued her career as an independent artist.
In 2024, he began his first EP entitled “Estações”, which received good reviews. In addition, he did several local performances and worked on new music works.
Karen was a fan of artists such as Beyoncé, Iza, Dona Ivone Lara and Beth Carvalho, who inspired her with her music.
Source: univision
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