Gospel Singer Pedro Henrique, 30, Collapses and Dies While Performing on Stage [VIDEO]

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Brazilian singer Pedro Henrique has died suddenly during a live performance. He was 30.

On Wednesday, December 13, Henrique held a show during a religious event in Brazil. The young musician donned an all-white getup and performed one of his tracks when he collapsed onstage.

Pedro Henrique Dead at 30

Multiple media outlets shared a viral video of the terrifying moment before and after Henrique fell unconscious. He was singing his song "Vai Ser Tão Lindo" when he suddenly fell backward while his band continued performing.

Per sources, people in the area rushed to help him and check what happened while the concertgoers were left shocked by what happened.

Henrique was rushed from the venue to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead moments later.

According to his record label, Todah Music, he suffered a massive heart attack that led to his demise.

"These are very difficult situations in life for which we have no explanation," the Instagram post read. "We just need to understand that the will of God prevails."

The company also called Henrique a "cheerful young man, a friend to all. Only child. A present husband and a super dedicated father."

He is survived by his wife, Suilan Barreto, and their daughter, Zoe. His family has yet to release a statement to address the loss.

Meanwhile, the Daily Mail noted that Henrique playfully complained about feeling exhausted hours before his performance.

"I'm tired, I'm tired," he reportedly told his friends. "That why I want fame. I'm tired."

Fans took their heartbreak on X and other social media pages and paid tribute to the gospel singer. Meanwhile, others sparked concerns as they made several theories suggesting the real culprit behind his sudden death.

Henrique showed his love for music at the age of 3. He officially launched his professional career in 2015 and shared his songs on YouTube while performing with a local band for three years.

He left the group in 2019 to focus on his solo career, soon releasing his single "Não Falhou."

His death was indeed unexpected as he previously announced that a new project would be launched on his YouTube channel on Thursday, December 14, a day after his death.