Christopher Maynard Barbosa

Christopher Maynard Barbosa was born on October 22, 1961, in Manhattan, New York, and passed away October 18, 2024. He was a beloved son, brother, friend, husband, and father, known for his unwavering strength, joyful spirit, and remarkable sense of humor. Christopher was raised by his devoted parents alongside his sister, who instilled in him the values of love, strength, and service. Throughout his life, he embraced these principles, dedicating himself to caring, guiding, and uplifting those around him. He was a visionary and pioneer of the freestyle music genre, leaving behind an indelible legacy that transformed the music industry and touched the hearts of countless fans worldwide. Known for his boundless creativity and deep passion, Christopher’s contributions to music have shaped generations, inspiring artists and audiences alike. His iconic works, including “Let The Music Play,” “Give Me Tonight,” and “Bad of the Heart,” among many others, redefined the sound of an era and remain timeless. Through his music, Christopher's spirit will continue to resonate, a lasting tribute to a gifted talent whose influence will be felt for years to come. Christopher was married to his beloved wife, Marisol, with whom he shared a beautiful and endless love. Together, they built a life filled with joy, laughter, and resilience. He was a devoted and incredible father to his two children, Brandon and Angelina, whose lives he enriched every day with his kindness, wisdom, guidance and unwavering support and strength. His family’s memories of him are boundless, filled with laughter and love that will forever echo in their hearts. His life was filled with remarkable achievements and cherished memories shared with family and friends. He had an innate ability to uplift those around him, bringing joy and laughter to every gathering. His kindness, generosity, and radiant smile will forever be etched in our hearts. As we gather to honor his life, we invite you to join us in celebrating the joy he brought to our lives. Rather than dwell in sadness, let us rejoice in the knowledge that he has found peace in God’s eternal glory. We hold onto the hope that one day we will be reunited with him. Christopher Barbosa's legacy of love and service will continue to inspire us all. Though he may no longer be physically present, his spirit will remain with us, guiding and comforting us, always and forever.

Christopher Maynard Barbosa

October 22, 1961 - October 18, 2024