RIP! Johnny Rodriguez In One Of His Last Interviews Before Death, Hard Not To Cry😭

RIP! Johnny Rodriguez In One Of His Last Interviews Before He Died, Hard Not To Cru😭 The family of country artist Johnny Rodriguez announced his death on Friday. Rodriguez’ daughter Aubry announced the news on social media: It is with profound sadness and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved Johnny Rodriguez, who left us peacefully on May 9th, surrounded by family. Dad was not only a legendary musician whose artistry touched millions around the world, but also a deeply loved husband, father, uncle, and brother whose warmth, humor, and compassion shaped the lives of all who knew him. We are immensely grateful for the outpouring of love and support from fans, colleagues, and friends during this time of grief. While the world has lost an extraordinary talent, we have lost someone irreplaceable - and we ask for privacy as we navigate this painful moment together. Rodriguez, who was born in Sabinal Texas in 1951, was a 2007 inductee into the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame in Carthage. Some of his hits in the 1970s and ‘80s include Pass Me By, Ridin’ My Thumb to Mexico, I’m Not Up to Feelin’ Down Tonight, and You Always Come Back to Hurting Me, which was his first country number one, according to Ken Burns’ bio of the singer. Rest in power king #johnnyridriguezcountry #johnnyrodriguezdeath