The writer (in red) posing for a photo with SPB (left) and Chithra during the meet-the-fans session at Palace d’India Restaurant in Penang on Dec 6,2019, a day before the SPB & Chithra Live in Penang Concert at USM Penang.
NEWS of the passing of S.P. Balasubrahmanyam, India’s iconic singing legend, broke the hearts of millions worldwide, including Malaysians, who since early August had been praying hard for him to beat the deadly coronavirus.
But, God loved him more, and SPB, as he was fondly called, reportedly died due to cardio-respiratory attack at a hospital in Chennai, India, on Sept 25.
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