Nicholas Buonanni

Raul “Lito” Lozano, Q-Vo Chicano Soul Oldies Band Conguero, Passes Away Leaving Music Community in Mourning

The music world is mourning the loss of Raul "Lito" Lozano, a beloved conguero of the Q-Vo Chicano Soul Oldies Band. Lozano’s passing was announced on Thursday, September 12, 2024. Known for his remarkable talent and passion for Latin music, Lozano’s death has left a deep void in the hearts of his bandmates, friends, family, and fans.

The Q-Vo Band expressed their sadness over Lozano’s passing, sharing their heartfelt condolences. “It is with heavy hearts that the Q-Vo Band announces the passing of our beloved friend and former conguero, Raul ‘Lito’ Lozano. His loss leaves an indelible mark on both our band and the broader music community,” the band shared. His legacy will live on in the beats of every conga, resonating with the same passion he had for music.

Lozano’s journey as a musician started at a young age, with a deep-rooted love for rhythm. He became known for his skill on the congas, where his soulful and distinctive playing style set him apart in the Latin music scene. Over the years, Lozano played with various groups, but it was with the Q-Vo Band that he found his true musical home. His contributions to the band shaped their sound, and his presence on stage was unforgettable.

Beyond his talents, Lozano was remembered as a kind-hearted, humorous, and humble individual. He had a unique ability to connect with people, whether through his music or his personality. His fellow band members recalled his willingness to mentor younger musicians, always offering advice and support. Lozano’s laughter and spirit made him more than just a bandmate; he was a friend and a source of inspiration.

Several fans and fellow musicians took to Facebook to express their grief and share memories of Lozano. The Q-Vo Band posted, “Our deepest condolences to his family. May he rest in peace.” Vicky Sanchez commented, “Sending prayers that he is found safe.”

Raul “Lito” Lozano’s death is a profound loss, but his legacy will live on in the rhythms he created and the joy he brought to those around him.

— Updated by Nicholas Buonanni in News Updates

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