Tuesday, June 24, 2025

Plus-Sized Influencer Edgar Landaverde Dies of Heart Attack at 37

The Sun

Edgar Landaverde, the food YouTuber well-known as Callejas 503, has died at the age of 37. There are speculations that his death may have been due to a heart attack caused by obesity.

According to The Sun, Landaverde’s family announced his death on social media on June 6th, stating, “It is a painful truth for the family, but we are making it public to all media: our beloved Callejas 503 has left this world. We thank each one of you for the love and support you have shown him.”

While the family did not disclose the sudden cause of his death, it is speculated that he might have had a heart attack.

Landaverde’s funeral took place last week, along with a memorial service broadcast live for his fans.

Fans from around the world have poured in tributes for the popular YouTuber.

With his large physique, Landaverde gained popularity for his honest and approachable reviews while eating Central American food.

He became hugely popular in El Salvador and Central America by creating content focused on food reviews, travel, and entertaining everyday moments.

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