What Happened To Noel Torres Brother Jamie Torres? Noel Torres’ brother Jamie Torres has been claimed to be dead by the social media world. However, is there any confusion, or is the buzz true? Let’s find out.
A locally performing artist, Noel is a Mexican accordionist and singer-songwriter. The 2010 blockbuster hit song “El Commando Diablo” by Gerardo Ortiz featured him as a guest vocalist. Al Frente y de Frente, his debut album, was released in 2011 as a result of this. The Ortiz duet was inserted at the end of the record and helped to boost album sales after the single, “El Tiempo Contigo,” reached the charts.
Llegamos, Estamos y Seguimos, the second album by Torres that year, was released shortly after. In addition to being nominated for Corrido of the Year at the 2012 Premios de la Radio awards, the first song, “La Guanabana,” spent 20 weeks on the airplay rankings. “Sigo Sencillo,” a second single, stayed nearly six months on the charts.
Noel Torres's brother omg ????❤ pic.twitter.com/VpVQUPNMTX
— Cynthia (@cynsationxo) May 10, 2013
What Happened To Noel Torres’ Brother Jamie Torres? How Did His Death Happen
Noel Torres’ brother is said to have died due to gunshots in 2012. however, if we dive deep into the existing gossip, we can find out that it is some kind of confusion leading to this.
If you type Noel Torres’ brother on google, a Wikipedia page comes up as a snippet. That page is of Manuel Torres Félix, who happens to be a Mexican drug lord. Now, there seems to be no connection between the two, but this small glitch has started a conversation about what might happen to the singer’s brother.
It has been reported that Noel’s brother is Jamie, and there is nothing wrong with him till now.
On the other hand, Torres Félix, Noel’s alleged brother, lost his life in a gunfight in the neighborhood of Oso Viejo in Culiacán, Sinaloa, on October 13, 2012, early in the morning. To stop his minions from stealing the body, his body was transferred to the forensic facility and was guarded by the military.
Noel Torres Siblings And Family
Noel Torres was born in Badiraguato, Sinaloa’s Rancho El Varejonal. His father frequently sang at family events and celebrations. Therefore, music played a significant role in his upbringing.
The younger Torres loved to sing romantic ballads and corridos and was greatly influenced by the music of Ramon Ayala and Los Tucanes de Tijuana. His father gave him his first accordion when he was a teenager to encourage him.
I'm so jealous my brother got to meet both Noel Torres and regulo caro
— Jessica (@_JessicaaKarina) July 9, 2016
He had the fundamentals of playing taught to him by a friend, but he picked them up quickly and set out on his own to learn how to play by ear. As a result, he evolved a unique, less formal style. He worked with several local musicians and swiftly gained recognition as a vocalist and pianist.
Talking about his siblings and other family members, he has chosen not to reveal much. He enjoys his life in privacy, where he doesn’t have to be answerable to anyone.
