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Felipe Lipe, Bassist and Founder of Tequila, Dies at 68

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Felipe Gutiérrez Muñoz, known artistically as Felipe Lipe and one of the founders of the band Tequila, has died at 68 years old in Ocaña, Toledo, where he spent his last years. Although the death occurred last Tuesday, Lipe was retired from public life, so it was his groupmate, Ariel Rot, who has given the news. "I just received the news that Felipe Lipe, essential member and founder of Tequila has passed away," he said in his Instagram account,…

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The mythical bassist of the Spanish transition dies leaving a legacy of overcoming and decades dedicated to the reintegration of drug addicts.

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His death makes the musician the third member of the original formation of the life-losing group

·Madrid, Spain
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The news has been known for a social media message from Ariel Rot, a partner in the band with which they both jumped to fame. Learn more: Die at 56 in a motorcycle accident the musician and winner of an Oscar Glen Hansard

·Spain
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The bass player died at 68

·Madrid, Spain
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At 68, bassist Felipe Lipe, co-founder of Tequila, died; Rot communicated it in networks while recording in the neighborhood where they were rehearsing, leaving only Alejo Stivel and Ariel alive.

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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Toledano musician, brother of Rafa Gutiérrez de Hombres G, participated in the four albums of the mythical band

·Barcelona, Spain
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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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