Trini Lopez, known for his Sixties hits “If I Had a Hammer” and “Lemon Tree,” has died from coronavirus at the age of 83.

83 years (1937–2020)

American

He died of Covid-19. Trini Lopez, who had worldwide hit records in the early 1960s by creating a unique mix of American folk, Latin and rockabilly music, died on Tuesday at a hospital in Rancho Mirage, Calif. He was 83. His longtime friend and collaborator Joe Chavira said the cause was complications of Covid-19.

Trini Lopez Net Worth: Trini Lopez is an American singer, guitarist, and actor who has a net worth of $5 million. Trini Lopez was born in Dallas, Texas in May 1937. At 15 years old Trini formed his first band. Buddy Holly recommended that Lopez and his group The Big Beats go to producer Normal Petty in New Mexico.

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Deceased (1937–2020)

But, 53 years after his debut album became an international hit, Lopez has released his first LP of all original material, called “All Original Songs.” It’s co-written and co-produced by Joe Chavira, a Santa Maria-based singer-songwriter who isn’t a household name, but has written 400 songs.

Palm Springs, California, United States

Trini Lopez

Peter, Paul & Mary

Pete Seeger

In fact it is a circular song, it ends where it started, and it summarizes the consequences of war: the flowers have been taken by the young girls, the girls have been gone married to the young men, the young men have become soldiers, the soldiers have been gone to the graveyards, the graveyards have been covered with …

Seeger’s lyrics show how war and suffering can by cyclical in nature: girls pick flowers, men pick girls, men go to war and fill graves with their dead which get covered with flowers. >>

Covers of Where Have All the Flowers Gone? by Pete Seeger

• Where Have All the Flowers Gone by Olivia Newton-John (2004)
• Que Sont Devenues Les Fleurs by Dalida and Raymond Lefèvre (1962)
• Sag’ Mir, Wo Die Blumen Sind by Marlene Dietrich (1962)
• Gdzie Są Kwiaty Z Tamtych Lat?