Goodbye Ozzy Osbourne... Hard rock legend passes away at 76

Black Sabbath, the band Ozzy co-founded, paid tribute to their frontman with touching words on Instagram, posting a photo of him from his final concert with the caption, "Ozzy Forever."

A touching farewell from Black Sabbath and the world's rock stars His funeral was also attended by major stars from bands such as Metallica, Guns N' Roses, Aerosmith, and the Rolling Stones, who were present at his final show on July 5 in his hometown of Birmingham, in a farewell night that will live on in the memory of his fans.

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A legendary journey that began with Black Sabbath and branched out in his artistic exile. Born in Birmingham in 1948, Osbourne began his musical journey in the late 1960s, when he and his bandmates formed Black Sabbath, laying the foundations of heavy metal. Songs like "Paranoid," "Iron Man," and "War Pigs" changed the face of the music scene. After leaving the band in 1978, he launched a remarkable solo career, with hits like "Crazy Train" and "No More Tears." Osbourne received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2019, leaving behind an invaluable musical legacy.

Humanitarian and family stations that made a beloved TV star Away from the stage, Osbourne was a cultural phenomenon of his own, especially after the launch of the popular reality show "The Osbournes" in 2002 on MTV. He appeared with his wife, Sharon, and their children, presenting an unconventional portrayal of the rock star. The show garnered huge viewership and became a benchmark for family reality TV. Despite the turmoil that plagued his marriage, his relationship with Sharon remained one of the strongest in the entertainment industry, and she remained by his side until his death.

A voice that remains despite physical weakness Despite having been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease since 2003, Ozzy never stopped trying to get back on stage. In his final interviews, he clearly stated, "My voice is still fine, but my body failed me." However, his love for his fans and passion for his art never wavered until the final days of his life. He continued to dream of a comeback and plan tours until his illness forced him to finally fall silent.