Indio Solari's family shares photo from the day before his death: 'We love you so much'

On the one-month anniversary of the death of Argentine rock icon Indio Solari, his family shared a poignant photograph taken just a day before his passing. The image captures the legendary frontman of Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota, aged 77, at his home in Parque Leloir.

Solari, whose full name was Carlos Alberto Solari, died on June 5 from a hemorrhagic stroke. He had been living with Parkinson's disease for years, a condition that had led him to retire from performing. His death deeply affected the nation, prompting a large public farewell at the Microestadio José María Gatica in Villa Dominico.

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Thursday, June 4, late afternoon. We love you so much, old man...

Following his death, Solari's wife, Virginia Mones Ruiz, and their son, Bruno Solari, shared a message on social media. They expressed their profound love for Solari, calling him "viejito" (old man) in the caption accompanying the photo. The message also extended gratitude to numerous individuals and groups who supported the family through their difficult time, including his band, friends, neighbors, and the emergency services.

The family specifically thanked fans for their unwavering support, love, and respect, which made Solari's farewell an "immense pride and emotion." They also acknowledged political figures and organizations, including Máximo Kirchner, Facu Tignanelli, Joaco and Wado de Pedro, and Governor Axel Kicillof, for their roles in organizing the farewell, noting "General Production of the Farewell/La Cámpora."

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Let's honor him by taking care of our mood, hugging each other, and not giving up, because rebellion is not renounced. We love you.