Barack Obama: “Kobe was a legend on the track and now he was just starting the second act”

Politicians, athletes, actors, singers, friends … Multiple pain reactions to the death of Kobe Bryant

Since the celebrity news portal TMZ will publish shortly after 20.00 on Sunday the death of basketball legend Kobe Bryant with one of his four daughters, the reactions have not stopped happening.

The president of USA, Donald Trump, He said tonight on his Twitter account that it is “terrible news”:

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Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, which already highlighted in a reception to the Lakers in 2010 that Kobe had been “the youngest player to score 25,000 points”, I also regret the death of the NBA star:

The Italian Sergio Scariolo, Spanish basketball coach, recognized the EFE Agency after knowing Bryant's death that the news has left everyone “speechless” and stressed that he was an “incredible player in his technical qualities and, above all, in his winning mentality.”

“He was a player incredible in its technical qualities and, above all, in his winning mentality. A player with an obsession to win and a self-demand and an ability to raise the demand of all those around him that was really tremendous, “explained the technical assistant of the Toronto Raptors of the NBA.

For his part, the singer Bruno Mars He said Bryant was “a superhero on the track” and said he was “sure it was for his family as well.”

“My heart is in pieces to hear the news of this unimaginable tragedy,” lamented the singer Taylor Swift. “Kobe meant so much to me and everyone,” added the pop star.

“It can't be true. You always cheered me on, Mamba. You gave me some of the best quotes we smile about today! I love you!” Justin Bieber.

Also, the musician was also very sad and in shock John Legend, which is part of the Grammys that are held this Sunday at the Lakers stadium.

“Basketball legend Kobe Bryant has been taken from us too soon. Rest in peace, Mamba (the Black Mamba it was Bryant's nickname) “, also wrote the filmmaker and musician John Carpenter