Argentinean actor Lucas García died at the age of 68, while presenting himself at the 780-Rebelion of 7 bosses, on Friday night on April 18 in Santa Fe, Argentina.
After 30 minutes of the launch, the famous performer collapsed unexpectedly, according to his partner, Eduardo Fossia, the Nation reports.
Given what happened, explains the media, his colleagues made maneuvers, but seeing that he was not reacting, the project was arrested and the doctor of the Cervantes room was requested by the Ate Casa España Cultural Center, where the show was held.
The production team then requested the presence of emergency services. An ambulance of the Public Health Service 107 arrived on stage.
The doctor tried in vain to revive Garcia for several minutes, until he finally left and found that he no longer had vital signs around 9:00 pm, people pointed out in Spanish.
After death, the audience was called upon to retire from the housing. For his part, the Mayor of the city, Juan Pablo Poletti, confirmed what happened.
“With deep regrets, I’m sorry for the death of Lucas García,” he wrote on Instagram, “my condolences for family and friends.”
Meanwhile, the State Workers’ Union (ATE), responsible for promoting the project, announced that they have canceled the Saturday presentation.
“From respecting the artist’s memory and escorting to their loved ones,” they explained about their decision.
Who was Lucas García?
The Ate Casa España Cultural Center reports that Lucas García was an excellent figure in the Santa Fe cultural field and served as coordinated by the city museum.
“His tradition of art, his commitment and human warmth made him a person who loved and respected by his colleagues and the whole community,” they said.
At the moment, it is unknown what caused his death. Neither has the information on funeral prices exceeded.
Source: univision
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