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The Mavericks frontman Raul Malo died at 60, ending a defining era for the band and its genre-spanning sound.
Malo’s death comes after a long cancer journey, including a colon cancer diagnosis and later leptomeningeal disease that affected touring.
NPR notes Malo’s Cuban immigrant background shaped a hybrid sound, blending country, rock, blues, folk, Latin rhythms and Cajun influences anchored by his voice.

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Raul Malo, Mavericks frontman, died at age 60, prompting widespread tributes from peers.
Yearwood recalled collaborations with Malo, including a 1995 duet on ‘Something Stupid’ with the Mavericks.
Shooter Jennings honored Malo, recalling his admiration for Malo’s vocal style.
Chris Isaak highlighted Malo as an unparalleled singer and a friend.
Desmond Child called Malo’s death a very sad day but praised his musical legacy.
Malo battled colon cancer in 2024 and later leptomeningeal disease, delaying but inspiring posthumous tributes.
A two-night tribute at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium honored Malo, though he was unable to attend.
The Mavericks’ memorials emphasized Malo’s role in blending country, roots, Tex-Mex, and Latin styles.
Rolling Stone confirms Malo's death and summarizes the tributes from Yearwood, Isaak, Jennings, and Child.

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Raul Malo, frontman and co-founder of the Mavericks, has died at 60.
The cause of death was cancer, per the band's statement to Rolling Stone.
Malo was diagnosed with colon cancer in June 2024 and later with leptomeningeal disease in 2025.
The Mavericks are described as eclectic performers able to shift between country, rock, and dance.
Malo’s voice and stage presence earned him recognition as ‘El Maestro’ among fans and bandmates.
Malo helped propel the Mavericks to CMA wins and a Grammy for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal.
Malo and the Mavericks released multiple albums and maintained a strong live presence through the 2010s and beyond.
Malo’s 2024 Moon & Stars and the band’s 2025 activities kept him active amid health battles.
Fans and collaborators joined in Nashville for emotional tributes after Malo's death.
Rolling Stone confirms Malo’s death and summarizes his impact on multicultural American music.

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Raul Malo, the Mavericks’ frontman, has died at 60 after a cancer battle, according to a band representative.
The band called Malo a friend and brother, saying his contributions were generational and iconic.
Malo was diagnosed with colon cancer in June 2024 and later faced brain and spinal cord cancer, per reports cited by Express.
Fans flooded social media with condolences and tributes following the news.
Raul Malo’s wife Betty honored him, saying he embodied life, love and music.
The Mavericks issued a statement praising Malo’s towering creative contributions.
Tributes poured in from fans describing Malo as one of the greatest voices.
The Daily Star highlighted ongoing updates and related news around the story.
Raul Malo's death draws reactions from fans, noting the impact of his voice on the genre.
The report references Malo’s battle with cancer as the cause of death.

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