Faces known as João Baião or Eduardo Madeira joined the wave of tributes to Jorge Palma on social networks. The country is mourning the death of the singer of successful themes such as “Fragile” or “The People Will Continue”.
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22/09/2026
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Muitos fell asleep and so many others woke up with the sad news of Jorge Palma's death. The singer died on Monday night, September 21, at the age of 76, “victim of a cardiorespiratory arrest”.
During early in the morning were many known faces who quickly reacted to the singer's departure of successful themes such as “Fragile” or “The People Will Continue”, and tributes keep making themselves felt on social networks.
John Baião, for example, left “a round of applause to the great Jorge Palma” on his Instagram page.
Eduardo Madeira he also publicly said goodbye to this “legend”. “My favorite ever. Rest in peace, Jorge.”
Rita Ferro Rodrigues he woke up today with news of Jorge Palma's death and soon reacted publicly. “I spoke early, ill-willed. I woke up with this sad, disturbing, helpless news. Thank you for everything, dear Jorge. You were beautiful and brilliant and brave, and your music was brilliant and brave and beautiful and we're gonna keep going. And I don’t know what else to say because it costs so much... it costs so much”, he said, having quoted the theme “People Will Continue”.
“ How sad to wake up today, Jorge. All you can say is little. As long as there is a road to walk, you will always go with us! To the land of dreams”, also lamented the actress Luisa Ortigoso, showing his heart broken with the departure of Jorge Palma.
In turn, Tânia Ribas de Oliveira reacted: “There will always be bigger lives than life. Yours is one of them. Thank you for everything, Jorge Palma. The soundtrack of our lives.”
“Jorge Palma, the poet! RIP”, said the actress Fernanda Serrano.
The news of Jorge Palma's death was announced on social media on Monday night. The wife of Jorge Palma, Rita Tomé, the children, Vicente and Francisco Palma, and the agents of the musician, André Sebastião and Tiago Branco, “in this moment of incalculable pain”, ask that the author of themes such as “Fragile”, “Bairro do Amor”, “Estarla do Mar”, “In the land of dreams” and “Let me laugh” be remembered “for his songs and words”, thanking “all friendship demonstrated over the years”.
Soon after the news of his departure, the social networks quickly “filled” with tributes to Jorge Palma, among them stand out the words of David Fonseca and Nuno Markl.