Tragedy: Spanish Pop Singer Joana Sainz García Dead in Firework Mishap

Tragedy: Spanish Pop Singer Joana Sainz García Dead in Firework Mishap

Joana Sainz García, a Spanish pop artist, was killed Sunday during the finale of a four-day music show in Las Berlanas, Spain after a cartridge from a pyrotechnic gadget utilized during the show struck her. 

EOnline com reports the 30-year-old entertainer was singing with the Super Hollywood Orchestra at the time the firecracker went off, thumping her oblivious. Newsweek reports a specialist and medical caretaker in the group watched out for the vocalist's wounds before she was expelled from the stage and raced to a neighborhood emergency clinic, where she was articulated dead. 

Prones 1SL Agency, which speaks to the symphony, said in a Facebook post, "[We] express our most genuine sympathies to the family, accomplices, and companions for the loss of our associate Joana. She generally indicated excellent conduct, both individual and masterful, notwithstanding an incredibly human quality. It will be hard for us all to conquer her nonattendance. We will consistently recall you, Joana. R.I.P." 

The administration of Las Berlanas said in its very own announcement, "From the Municipal Corporation of Las Berlanas and as agents of the entire town, we need to stretch out our sympathies to the relatives of Joanna, the young lady from the Super Hollywood gathering who kicked the bucket yesterday in our town, just as to all her groupmates. We likewise need to thank... all guests for their great conduct in those troublesome occasions. Much thanks DEP Johana Sainz. You are in our memory." 

The two articulations are generally deciphered by means of Facebook. 

The proprietor of Prones 1SL, Isidro López, told El Diario Montañés that similar fireworks had been set up for quite a long time, without an episode.