Leandro, a famous funkeiro of the 2000s, dies after fighting genital bacteria

40 -year -old Singer fought Fournier syndrome and was hospitalized in the hospital in the north of Rio de Janeiro Rio

Funkeiro Leandro Rogério Pereira Gama, known as Leandro Abuse, died at the age of 40 on Monday 28, after fighting Fournier’s syndrome. The disease is a rare and aggressive infection that affects the tissues between the anus and the genitals, caused by a bacterium that spreads throughout the body.

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He was admitted to the municipal hospital of Francisco da Silva di Irajá, in the northern part of the city. The funeral and burial will take place on Tuesday afternoon (29) in the cemetery of Irajá.

The musician became famous in the 2000s forming a musical duo with the singer Maysa. Together they performed at the balls and shows of Hurricane 2000 across the country. Among their latest successes there is “Here at Egypt’s Ball”, which recently returned to Viralize in Tiktok.

In March, already hospitalized, the singer published a video on his social networks who explained his medical conditions: “The bacteria penetrate the skin and spread. If he does not take care, he starts eating meat. It happened to me, my private parts started inflating, I didn’t know what it was, I lived with two weeks and in the second I saw a strange smell.

Leandro has promoted an online kitten to help therapeutic costs such as geriatric diapers and specific drugs. The campaign collected a total of $ 1,699.56.

On social networks, the musician’s former partner complained about the death of his friend: “I don’t think I had gone. Luckily I could see you, to greet you. My laugh will never be the same without you. Go with God, my love.”

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“May God welcome you very well! And for all friends and family, it is not a question of clinging to the certainty that one day we will all meet in a much better place,” said Mc Créu.

Source: Terra

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