Overview
- Speaking to reporters at the funeral, Bisbal expressed gratitude for the widespread condolences and said his father was surrounded by family and is now at peace.
- José Bisbal died on February 10 in his hometown of Almería at age 84, a loss his son announced on Instagram with a heartfelt message saying he would keep winning fights in heaven.
- The ex-pugilist was the first Almería-born fighter to win a Spanish title and is widely credited with seven national championships, with a reported career record of 49 wins, 35 losses and 9 draws.
- He had lived with Alzheimer’s for years, his condition worsened recently, and he had been receiving care in a residence before dying with loved ones at his side.
- His illness and bond with his son were featured in the 2023 Movistar+ documentary “Bisbal,” while artists and colleagues, including Chenoa and former Operación Triunfo peers, shared public condolences.