The first gig for Team 5 which he made to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his artistic career in the Saint Mark’s Stadium Leaving thousands of attendees very happy and satisfied. But one of the most emotional moments on the show was When Christian Yebin He sang the song “The Telephone” with his deceased father, thanks to audio technology. Thousands of fans were able to hear the sound and see the founder of the Peruvian Gold Group sing this famous song on a giant screen.
Christian Yebin He couldn’t help but cry because he was moved when he sang this song with his father Elmer Yabin Oibanin front of more than 32,000 spectators who attended the night of Friday, March 31, at San Marcos Stadium.
Together with its founder, Elmer Yabin Oyban. For You, with my “telephone” parents, he began presenting the song without imagining that he would not be able to sing certain verses because of the emotions he felt at that moment.
After singing the first paragraph and listening to his father, the youngest in Yaipén could not hold back the tears. He had to take off his glasses, dry his face, and even at one point he couldn’t keep singing because his voice was faltering and he asked his fans for help.
“Bang to Elmer Yabin, founder of Group 5. Hands up to the sky, gentlemen,” he asked the audience with all his might.
your brothers Elmer Jr. and Andy They can’t help but move because they play bass and drums respectively, which is their father’s symbolic theme. Their faces showed the happy memories that came to their minds, of all those years of sacrificial work their father had done to move the group forward and today 50 years later, they sang one of their favorite songs in front of a stadium full of people.
After recovering a bit, Christian continued singing, mixing verses with his father, who appeared on a video many years ago; However, his brothers started crying because they couldn’t help but be moved, however, at no point did they stop playing the song.
The audience was touched to see what this emotional moment meant to Mr. Elmer Yabin’s children, and praised them and encouraged them to continue with the theme.
Video clips recording this moving performance are already circulating on social media, and many of the El Monsfi Orchestra’s followers did not hesitate to write some comments, expressing their admiration for staying together and never forgetting their father.
“A Hug to Heaven for the Best Elmer Yapin”, “Only Those Who Have Lost a Father Know What It Feels Like”, “Elmer: My Kids Made It”, “Heaven Is Celebrating. Thank You Collection 5, Mr. Elmer Did It”, “Hmm;” Dad, Look To all that we accomplish. “Thank you for this legacy, Dad Elmer Yapin,” “The three kids are so excited to hear about their dad and not be able to hug him. It feels so strong,” were some of the comments.
“Pharaoh Cumbia” as he was known Elmer YabinHe died after a traffic accident on November 9, 1999, when he was traveling from San Antonio de Chiclayo to Monsvi. A cement truck crashes into the vehicle he was driving, leaving his voice out forever.
Monsvi and all of Peru woke up disturbed by the sad news headlines. About 30,000 people arrived at the funeral, who mourned Compiampero’s passing.
Just three months after Elmer Yaipén’s death, Walter and Javier split from Grupo 5 to form their own group, The Yaipén Brothers. For his part, Victor Yabin had already left the band (before Elmer’s death) to start his own project, Orquesta Candela.
The “Peruvian Gold Group” returned to the stadium sound with even greater force when Elmer Jr. and Andy Yaiben began working with Estanis Mogollon, a famous composer who was looking for young voices for his creations. The first hit they released together was “Morir de amor”, a song that the brothers bought for only 300 soles.
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