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Mayerly Diaz dead: Singer, 32, dies after suffering heart attack after cosmetic surgery

Mayerly D’az, a 32-year-old singer, has passed away. Following a cosmetic procedure, the musician reportedly passed away suddenly from a heart attack.

Daz, the mother of two, had a medical emergency. Reports suggest that the cosmetic procedure’s cardiac arrest may have caused severe complications.

She had just had the procedure at a Bogota, Colombia clinic on Saturday (22 November) morning. After complications developed, Mayerly, whose music included both the pop and local folk genres, passed away while receiving treatment at a Facatativá hospital.

She leaves behind two children, ages 11 and 13, from La Sierra, which is where she was born. Her musical career began when she was just 14 and was locally dubbed “The Voice of Quipile.”

The 32-year-old singer leaves behind two young children (Jam Press).
She is believed to have suffered a heart attack
She is thought to have had a heart attack (Jam Press).

You Didn’t Know How to Lose, No Suspendeer, is her YouTube rendition that has received 58, 000 views. Take Your Cash Somewhere Else, her music video for Con tus chiros a otra parte, was only recently released.

Her manager and close friend, Néstor, remarked, “Her voice and passion for music represented all of our people. We’ll remember her for the joy and humility she displayed throughout every song.

She had a cosmetic procedure that was not widely known. Local media outlet El Tiempo reported on her death, claiming that there will be an “immediate and thorough investigation” into her death.

Leidy Daz, Mayerly’s cousin, posted a heartfelt tribute on social media, writing, “I still can’t believe it, my dear cousin. Since we were young, we have been fighting together. You have broken my heart into pieces, you have taken my soul, and I will always love you.

Díaz's cousin shared a heartbreaking tribute
A touching tribute was shared by Daz’s cousin (Jam Press).

I’m so proud of you, I must say. I’ll have a forever love for you. We’re going to miss you, a friend said in response to “Great friend and colleague.” We’ll see you soon, not goodbye. In all of His holy splendor, God has you. We hold you in our hearts with admiration and respect. We regret the passing of Mayerly D. Az., according to the mayor’s office in Quipile. Mayor Efraen Medina Valero’s administration extends its deepest condolences and solidarity to her family, friends, and loved ones.

We pray for her eternal rest and send her a message of hope and strength in these difficult times. May she rest peacefully. In addition, a company Mayerly and a close friend of Mayerly worked for said: “A deep sadness grips the municipality of Quipile and the Cundinamarca region in the wake of the untimely passing of regional popular music singer Mayerly Daz, known as the voice of Quipile, who passed away at the age of 32 in the early hours of Saturday, November 22.

One tribute on social media reads, “God have her in her glory,” and there are also fans. A second poem, “Rest in peace,” was written.

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Mayerly Diaz dead: Singer, 32, dies after suffering heart attack after cosmetic surgery

Mayerly D’az, a 32-year-old singer, has passed away. Following a cosmetic procedure, the musician reportedly passed away suddenly from a heart attack.

Daz, the mother of two, had a medical emergency. Reports suggest that the cosmetic procedure’s cardiac arrest may have caused severe complications.

She had just had the procedure at a Bogota, Colombia clinic on Saturday (22 November) morning. After complications developed, Mayerly, whose music included both the pop and local folk genres, passed away while receiving treatment at a Facatativá hospital.

She leaves behind two children, ages 11 and 13, from La Sierra, which is where she was born. Her musical career began when she was just 14 and was locally dubbed “The Voice of Quipile.”

The 32-year-old singer leaves behind two young children (Jam Press).
She is believed to have suffered a heart attack
She is thought to have had a heart attack (Jam Press).

You Didn’t Know How to Lose, No Suspendeer, is her YouTube rendition that has received 58, 000 views. Take Your Cash Somewhere Else, her music video for Con tus chiros a otra parte, was only recently released.

Her manager and close friend, Néstor, remarked, “Her voice and passion for music represented all of our people. We’ll remember her for the joy and humility she displayed throughout every song.

She had a cosmetic procedure that was not widely known. Local media outlet El Tiempo reported on her death, claiming that there will be an “immediate and thorough investigation” into her death.

Leidy Daz, Mayerly’s cousin, posted a heartfelt tribute on social media, writing, “I still can’t believe it, my dear cousin. Since we were young, we have been fighting together. You have broken my heart into pieces, you have taken my soul, and I will always love you.

Díaz's cousin shared a heartbreaking tribute
A touching tribute was shared by Daz’s cousin (Jam Press).

I’m so proud of you, I must say. I’ll have a forever love for you. We’re going to miss you, a friend said in response to “Great friend and colleague.” We’ll see you soon, not goodbye. In all of His holy splendor, God has you. We hold you in our hearts with admiration and respect. We regret the passing of Mayerly D. Az., according to the mayor’s office in Quipile. Mayor Efraen Medina Valero’s administration extends its deepest condolences and solidarity to her family, friends, and loved ones.

We pray for her eternal rest and send her a message of hope and strength in these difficult times. May she rest peacefully. In addition, a company Mayerly and a close friend of Mayerly worked for said: “A deep sadness grips the municipality of Quipile and the Cundinamarca region in the wake of the untimely passing of regional popular music singer Mayerly Daz, known as the voice of Quipile, who passed away at the age of 32 in the early hours of Saturday, November 22.

One tribute on social media reads, “God have her in her glory,” and there are also fans. A second poem, “Rest in peace,” was written.

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Rangers’ Raskin felt unfairly portrayed under Martin

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After disliking his former team’s head coach Russell Martin earlier this year, Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin feels unfairly portrayed.

The Belgium international was dropped for crucial games as Rangers struggled, which drew fierce criticism from supporters as a result of speculation surrounding summer transfer deals.

Raskin acknowledges having doubts about his future with the Scottish Premiership club despite having 18 months to go on his contract.

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“I can’t lie, that time was really challenging for me.” Whether it’s physically or mentally, I’m still trying to return to my best form. It hasn’t been particularly good. I didn’t enjoy every aspect of it. I’ve read a lot of incorrect information.

I had to be quiet and make an effort to resume playing and returning to the team’s services. I’m just trying to get better right away.

Raskin was removed from his Old Firm derby against Celtic by Martin, who claimed senior players supported the decision, and accused the Belgian of having his head turned by transfer rumors.

“I had a clear indication that my future was uncertain because it was in the past,” Raskin, who left Standard Liege in 2023, said.

We’re attempting to create something novel right now. I dislike being the drama’s headliner.

“I’m just trying my best to serve the club, help the team as much as I can, and do my best.” We can probably win tomorrow and get our first three points.

Raskin revealed that he would want Rangers to benefit if he left the club with his contract expiring in the summer of 2027.

He continued, “I’m very happy here.” We’re trying to create something positive with the addition of a new manager. I’m not making any decisions. I’m just waiting for someone to talk to me and try my hardest to help the club.

I want everyone to be happy and leave in a good way if I have to leave. Right now, it’s not dependent on me. Nothing on my side suggests that I’ll leave for free or anything. To be honest, I don’t want that.

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Champions League teams set to miss Women’s League Cup next season

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Under new plans intended to overhaul the competition, teams who qualify for the Women’s Champions League league phase will no longer compete in the League Cup.

The format change was deemed necessary to resolve scheduling issues and safeguard player welfare.

The Football Association still needs to approve the proposal to be introduced for the 2026-27 season, according to BBC Sport’s comprehension of clubs’ votes.

The competition is currently being pitted against teams from the top two divisions of women’s football.

Following the WSL’s expansion to 14 teams, that number is expected to rise in 2019.

The elimination of Champions League teams will help to reduce the number of minutes played for them.

This year’s Champions League will have 18 teams and more matches on hand.

This season’s top European competition includes Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United.

In accordance with the proposed League Cup proposals, a Swiss-style league structure will be used to replace the current group stage, resulting in a single league table with regional fixtures for all teams.

The top eight teams in the league table will continue to qualify for the quarterfinals, with the same qualifying process for the knockout phase.

On the same night that Champions League games are scheduled, League Cup games will be played.

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