Hospitalized since February
Updated Monday, March 15, 2021 –
20:19
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Commotion among the ‘gamers’, such as ElRubius and Ibai Llanos, who have said goodbye to her in networks: “I am speechless.”
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The youtubers Spaniards are shocked after the news of the death of Nono’s side, one of the gamers famous in Spain, who died last Saturday because of the coronavirus. It was his son Rubn who broke the news through a post on social media. The streamer She had been hospitalized since February after being infected by the virus, which she finally did not overcome. Sisi Nono, 46, had more than 35,000 subscribers to her YouTube channel and over 200,000 followers on Twitch, the live platform on which he was very popular.
“My mother has fought COVID-19 with all her might, but sometimes it is not enoughand, unfortunately, he couldn’t take it anymore. It was a very sad day but he can finally rest “, wrote his son, who has asked that content of this event not be created on YouTube and that he has a very young brother “and we would not like that he could find a video like that in the future.”
Famous youtubers like Ibai Llanos o Rubn Doblas (ElRubius) have been dismayed. “I am speechless. Thank you so much for always being so cheerful and smiling at all times, for being so genuine and sharing so many good times with us,” ElRubius wrote on Twitter. Sisi Nono gained a lot of repercussion precisely for having been invited to Egoland, the event organized by ElRubius in which content creators of all kinds participated.
Ibai Llanos has also shown her sadness and has sent a “big hug for the whole family”, like others gamers as Alkapone, Mayichi, Paula Gonu o Luh.
During the weeks in which Sisi Nono herself was hospitalized, messages were published on her networks in which she apologized for not directing. “Chic @ ss I said that today I will do a little live … but I can’t, really the cough and the fever won’t let me … I am angry to miss the Egoland event and above all to fail you, but first of all as soon as I can be there with good news, “he wrote on February 3.
A day later he uploaded a photo of the hospital bed. “Wish me luck guys, I’ll keep you informed,” read the phrase next to the image.
