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Argentina.- Yesterday, at age 55, the keyboardist Daniel Sais, former Argentinian musician of the Soda Stereo group, died in Guayaquil, Ecuador, who announced this year his return to the country with his show Soda Eterno, project with which he reviewed the trio's discography.
Through a press release, his director reported: "Filled with a deep pain, we communicate and confirm the painful departure of our beloved Daniel Gustavo Sais."
Sais's death was due to a "gall bladder cancer" and when the news was transmitted through the networks, Charly Alberti was one of the first to send a message: "Dear friend and fellow traveler , you will always be in my heart". Sais
Sais had been hospitalized a month ago at the Quito International Clinic, after having complicated the image of his health and at the time he had to suspend the entire tour that he was going to do with Eternal Soda, who would drop him again in Buenos Aires Aires, August 12, at the Opera Theater
Singer lived in Ecuador since 2003 and in 2016 he gathered his own tribute to Soda.
"Soda Eterno is not a band in itself – it's the name of a show – we're a cast and we live it that way." The musicians change, it's n & # 39; Do not try to last like that with a band, we are a musical, almost theatrical show that covers Gustavo Cerati's most beloved music, "he told Teleshow in April of this year.
In addition to his work with the trio directed by Cerati (entered in 1987 and he leaves in 1989, participating in the recordings of the albums White noise and Double life and EP Languis), he puts his keyboards, his arrangements and his wisdom as a producer in the service of Patricio Rey and his Redonditos de Ricota, Seru Giran, Virus and David Lebón, among others. In 1988, he composes the music of the film Alguien te es mirando.
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