Veteran singer Claire de la Fuente, who rose to fame in the late 1970s as one of the decade’s “Jukebox Queens, ” and who as a businesswoman served as the voice of a major transport group, died on March 30, three days after being diagnosed with COVID-19. She was 62.
Her eldest son, Gregorio de Guzman, said his mother had a cardiac arrest in her sleep, which was believed to be related to stress and anxiety. De la Fuente was also hypertensive and diabetic, he said.
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