The famous Argentine actor and comedian, Antonio Gasalla, passed away at the age of 84, leaving an indelible legacy in the entertainment industry. His colleagues and friends remember him with affection and admiration, highlighting his passion for work and his contribution to Argentine culture.
Campi, who worked with Gasalla in the remake of "Waiting for the Hearse," expressed his sadness about the news and mentioned that the actor seemed a bit lost in his final days. "He directed me in a solo performance and I will never forget it. Antonio is part of our Argentine identity, he is our DNA," added Campi, moved by the loss.
Verónica Llinás shared her sorrow over Gasalla's death, remembering his way of being and his dedication to work. "When it happens, it’s a shock, it’s irreparable, there’s no turning back. With him, I learned to work and to make humor," commented Llinás, highlighting Gasalla's importance in her career.
Pía Shaw mentioned that Mirtha Legrand was informed about Gasalla's passing and was very affected. However, she preferred not to make statements at this time, suggesting that she might pay tribute to him on her show.
For her part, Noelia Marzol recalled Gasalla's influence in her life and her work in the play "More Respect Than I'm Your Mother." "He is an icon, he marked a before and an after in my life. It would have been wonderful for him to participate in the new version of 'Waiting for the Hearse.'" Marzol fondly remembered her working experience with the legendary actor.
Georgina Barbarossa also had emotional words when remembering Gasalla on her show, mentioning a shared experience in "The Palace of Laughter." "He chose me without auditioning, he was so affectionate and warm," said Barbarossa, moved as she reminisced about her encounter with the talented artist.
