[citation needed] According to Morales, he was inspired by, "Everyday stories, my friend's lives, my own experience and even my mother... from my father I have learnt that you have to value the backup from the media and be thankful to the people that backs me [sic] up.

On 24 August 2005, Kaleth Morales and his brother, Keiner, were driving from Cartagena to Valledupar; between Plato and Nueva Granada, Magdalena they lost control of the truck due to the heavy rain.

Doctors confirmed Morales' death on the morning of 24 August due to a marked brain edema, with a deep parietal contusion.

Morales's legacy includes the best-selling album, "Único" ("Unique"), with his friend Juan Ricardo, released in November 2005, shortly after his death.

"Vivo en el Limbo", similarly, has been subject to a number of covers and remixes by various groups such as Latin Dreams,[4] months before his death, and Salserín,[5] in an homage.