Hispanic community in the US: Young sports journalist is found dead at their hotel while covering the Super Bowl Lix

The young journalist of Telemundo Kansas City died in New Orleans as he covered the Super Bowl Lix

The Hispanic community in the United States is mourning after the tragic death of Adan Manzano, a prominent sports journalist of Telemundo Kansas City, who died this Wednesday, February 5, in New Orleans, while covering the Super Bowl Lix. The 27 -year -old journalist was in allocation for Telemundo Kansas City and Tico Sports when the incident occurred.

The Telemundo chain confirmed the news in a statement, expressing its deep regret and offering its most sincere condolences to its family and loved ones. Steve Downing, general director of KBKC (Telemundo subsidiary), said Manzano’s body had been located in his hotel room on Wednesday night. Although the cause of death was not immediately facilitated, the authorities are investigating the causes of death and Telemundo is fully cooperating with the investigation.

Adan Manzano, originally from Mexico City and Graduated from Kansas State University, had become a fundamental voice for sports in Spanish in the region. His ability to connect with the Hispanic audience and transmit the emotion of the sport made it truly special. Despite having faced the personal tragedy in April 2024, when his wife, Ashleigh Leeann Boyd, died in a car accident, Manzano continued his journalistic work while breaking his little daughter Eleanor.

So far, no more details have been revealed about the exact circumstances of the incident. However, colleagues and followers have expressed their pain and farewell on social networks, remembering their professionalism and human quality. As expected, Manzano’s death has generated numerous manifestations of pain and solidarity in the Hispanic community.

Adan Manzano’s death leaves an irreplaceable vacuum in sports journalism in Spanish and in the Hispanic community of the United States. His legacy of professionalism, passion and connection with the audience will endure in the memory of those who knew and admire him.