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Cornelia Catanga was hospitalized at the University of Bucharest Emergency Hospital on Thursday, infected with SARS-CoV-2, in serious condition, brought by an ambulance.
Due to her critical condition and comorbidities, Cornelia Catanga died on Friday morning, around 4 in the afternoon.
READ HERE: Cornelia Catanga died, infected with SARS-CoV-2. The artist reportedly treated herself for COVID-19 with ivermectin.
Cornelia Catanga was 63 years old and one of the most famous violin singers. She shared the stage for years with her husband, Aurel Pădureanu.
Cornelia Catanga, niece of violinist Maricica Catanga, was born in Zeletin, Cătina, in Buzău county, on March 9, 1958.
In 1979 he sang briefly with Romica Puceanu and in 1985 he had his first show at the Polyvalent Hall (comedy show with musical moments, with Stela Popescu and Alexandru Arşinel). Since 1986 he has toured abroad (especially in Israel, but also in Berlin) and released his first LP in 1989, accompanied by the Ion Onoriu orchestra.
After 1995 he recorded collaborations with Sfinx Experience, Nicu Constantin or Loredana Groza.
Reactions after the death of Cornelia Catanga
On Friday morning, the journalist Mara Bănică announced on Facebook the death of the artist: “Unfortunately, Cornelia Catanga passed away. In fact, I am petrified. A cardiorespiratory arrest superimposed on a Covid killed her, an hour ago, at the University Hospital of the Capital. God forgive her! ”
The news resonated in the world of violin music and beyond.
Violin music performers Viorica and Ioniţă de Clejani publicly expressed their regret after the news of Cornelia Catanga’s death: “Cornelia Catanga, a great voice of violin music, has died! May God rest your soul in peace! ”
“Smooth way to the stars of a lady and a beautiful man whom I had the honor to meet and enjoy the appreciation of his reign !!! I was very saddened by this news! Alexander, I am with you with everything you need! !! The lady of violin music Cornelia Catangă, probably left us for a better world! God forgive her, “wrote opera singer Cezar Ouatu, former representative of Romania in Eurovision, on Facebook.
Cornelia Catanga, niece of violinist Maricica Catanga, was born in Zeletin, Cătina, in Buzău county, on March 9, 1958.
In 1979 he sang briefly with Romica Puceanu, and in 1985 he had his first show at Polyvalent Hall (comedy show with musical moments, with Stela Popescu and Alexandru Arşinel). Since 1986 he has toured abroad (especially in Israel, but also in Berlin) and released his first LP in 1989, accompanied by the Ion Onoriu orchestra.
After 1995 he recorded collaborations with Sfinx Experience, Nicu Constantin or Loredana Groza.
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