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Sayuri, My Hero Academia and Erased
My Hero Academia, Erased singer Sayuri dead at 28. Check cause of death for Japanese pop icon
In March, 2024, Sayuri revealed that she was married. Earlier in July 2024, Sayuri stated that she would be taking break from singing career. A1. Sayuri was 28-year-old. Q2. What are Sayuri's notable songs?
Sayuri, J-pop singer behind 'Erased' and 'My Hero Academia' soundtracks, dies at 28
Japanese singer-songwriter Sayuri, known for her work on anime soundtracks like "My Hero Academia" and "Erased," has died at 28. While the specific cause remains undisclosed, the singer had announced a hiatus from work in July due to speech difficulties.
My Hero Academia Singer Sayuri Dies at 28
An official statement was released via Sayuri's Official Social media account, sharing the tragic news that the young talent had passed away, "We would like to express our sincere gratitude for the kindness shown to Sayuri during her lifetime,
My Hero Academia and Erased Artist Sayuri Dies at 28 Due to Chronic Illness
The news of Sayuri's passing was announced on her social media account by her husband while thanking her fans for their continuous support.
My Hero Academia Singer-Songwriter Sayuri Passes Away at 28
There is sad news coming out of Japan as we learn of the passing of singer-songwriter Sayuri. She passed away exactly a week ago.
Sayuri, Japanese singer behind music in ‘My Hero Academia’ and ‘Erased,’ dies at 28
MANILA, Philippines – Japanese singer-songwriter Sayuri, best known for her work on anime such as My Hero Academia and Erased (Boku dake ga Inai Machi), has died at 28, her husband Amaarashi confirmed on Friday, September 27.
Japanese singer Sayuri passes away at 28
Japanese singer-songwriter Sayuri, known for her theme songs for "My Hero Academia" and "Erased," has passed away. She was 28.
Japanese singer Sayuri, 28, dies six months after wedding
Nitong Biyernes, September 27, 2024, isinapubliko ng mister ni Sayuri na si Amaarashi ang malungkot na balita tungkol sa pagpanaw ng kilalang singer. Sa pamamagitan ng pag-post sa X (dating Twitter) account ni Sayuri, sinabi ni Amaarashi na binawian ng buhay ang singer noong September 20 matapos nitong makipaglaban sa chronic illness.
Famous Japanese Singer-Songwriter Sayuri Dies At 28
Japanese singer-songwriter Sayuri has passed away at the age of 28. The news was shared by her husband, Amaarashi, on her official 'X' account, stating, "We would like to respectfully inform everyone who has always supported Sayuri.
My Hero Academia and Erased singer dies at age 28
Sayuri, the musician behind some fan-favorite anime songs, has suddenly passed away at the age of 28, her family has confirmed.
Japanese musician Sayuri passes away at 28
Japanese singer-songwriter Sayuri, known for working on the theme songs for My Hero Academia and Erased, passed away at the age of 28 on Sept. 20. Her husband, musician Amaarashi, announced her passing on X.
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Fans Express Shock After ‘Insane Loss’ of Singer-Songwriter, 28
Sayury was a singer-songwriter who performed anime theme songs. Her husband has confirmed that she is dead at age 28.
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