Daniel Lévi passed away on August 6 at the age of 60 after battling colon cancer for several years. This heartbreaking disappearance aroused a great wave of emotion among the many artists who crossed his path but also and of course the public forever marked by his interpretation of Moses in the musical “The Ten Commandments” in 2000. August 7 last, the singer’s wife split a message to announce the date, place and time of the artist’s funeral. “My husband, my king Daniel Haim ben Sarah Lévi joined Gan Eden. The vigil is taking place at the Synagogue de la Rose this evening and the funeral will take place in Marseille, at the St Pierre Jewish cemetery – 166, chemin de l’Armée d’Afrique 13010 Marseille – tomorrow Sunday August 7 at 2:30 p.m. Sandrine Levi“, she had informed. Of Jewish faith, the late singer had thus been buried in respect of his religion, the day after his death.
On August 26, Sandrine Aboukrat spoke again on social networks to pay a vibrant tribute to her husband, who would have celebrated his 61st birthday. “Thanks to you, I learned what the verb LOVE was. And yet, love came little by little but as you said so well, ‘I don’t want to love you like the first day, I’m going to love you a little more each day’. You were right, that’s TRUE LOVE… Loving again and again and stronger and stronger to build, share, and live these wonderful days”she wrote through a message overwhelming with emotion.
This Sunday, September 4, Daniel Lévi’s wife once again took over Daniel Lévi’s Instagram account to communicate some important information. One month after his disappearance and as tradition dictates, a new tribute, to which those who wish are invited, will be paid to him: “The climb to the cemetery for the 1 month of Daniel Haim Lévi will take place Monday, September 5 at 9:30 am at the Jewish cemetery St Pierre – 166, chemin de l’Armée d’Afrique, 13010 Marseille. Thank you for your presence”, she wrote.