Lopez-Galvan, a mother of two and a popular Kansas City-area DJ and radio show host, has been identified as one of the victims killed in Wednesday’s shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl celebration rally.
Lisa Lopez-Galvan cause of death
A well-liked DJ for a Tejano music show who was well-known for promoting the genre to others was killed in a horrific mass shooting that spoiled the Kansas City Chiefs’ victory celebration.
After the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory rally, Lisa Lopez-Galvan, 43, was shot and died by gunfire. On Wednesday afternoon, more than twenty more people were shot close to Kansas City’s famed Union Station.
Lisa Lopez-Galvan obituary information
Her obituary is not accessible as of now. Elizabeth “Lisa” Lopez-Galvan had a natural ability to make others smile.
She was well-known for being the workplace joker, a DJ with an infectious smile, and an ardent music enthusiast who gave Tejano songs to Kansas City, giving the city a cultural boost.
According to the show’s website, she sang “the best Tejano music north of Texas,” a custom that “started 28 years ago in Kansas City.”
Tejano music, which originated in South and Central Texas, combines German and Czech polkas and waltzes with music genres from Northern Mexico. It also uses instruments such as the accordion.
