Yes. Spanish singer, model and television personality Bimba Bosé has died at age 41. The niece of Miguel Bosé passed away (on Jan. 23, 2017) in Madrid after a two-year battle with breast cancer and suffering a metastasis in the bones, liver and brain.
Bimba passed surrounded by her daughters, Dora and June, and closest family at the Ramón y Cajal hospital in Spain.
Bimba was born in Rome, Italy, the daughter of Lucía González Bosé and her first husband, Alessandro Salvatore. As part of her singing career, she was part of The Cabriolets group. She debuted with them in May 2007, singing in English and Spanish.
She became very popular after her version of Rocío Jurado’s “Como yo te amo” mixed with the musical base of the original theme of “Twin Peaks.” Her first solo album, called “Demo,” was recorded in New York City, produced by Andrés Levín, with collaborations by musicians like Marc Ribot and John Medeski.
In 2007 she recorded a duet with her uncle, Miguel Bosé, titled “Como un lobo” on the successful album Papito, and became a complete hit. Read more at LatinTimes.com.