Peabo Bryson, the famous voice behind some popular Disney songs, has died at the age of 75.

Peabo Bryson, the renowned voice of American R&B music and winner of two Grammy awards, has died at the age of 75. The tragic news was confirmed by the artist's close ones, who mentioned that he passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones. The family expressed their gratitude for the support and prayers received from the public.

Bryson's medical issues arose suddenly, just a few days before his death, when he suffered a stroke, requiring constant monitoring in the hospital. His career, which spanned over four decades, was marked by famous collaborations, including with Céline Dion for the song from the soundtrack of the film "Beauty and the Beast," and with Regina Belle for "A Whole New World," both songs becoming legendary hits. Bryson will remain in collective memory due to his iconic duets from childhood cartoons.