One of the greatest Brazilian comedians, politically incorrect Ary Toledo, A fanatical Corinthians fan, he died this Saturday (12/10), at the age of 87, at the Sírio e Libanês Hospital, in Sao Paulo. The artist’s family, who was also a singer and writer, shared the news on their social networks. But the cause of death was not disclosed. But in recent years Ary’s health has worsened. He used a wheelchair and had pneumonia earlier this year.
“With deep sorrow, we announce the passing of Ary Christoni de Toledo, a brilliant comedian who brightened our lives with his talent and laughter. May his memory continue to bring smiles to us all,” the post read. Ary Toledo will be cremated this Saturday.
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Ary Toledo, originally from São Paulo, has become one of the most famous comedians in the country. Born in Martinópolis on August 22, 1937, he began to have success in the early 1960s, winning fans on radio and TV together with his wife, fellow comedian Marly Marlei (d. 2014). However, it was his solo career that made him an icon. After all, Ary has amassed more than 60,000 jokes, many with sexual connotations. In the style of another humor icon, Costinha (died 1995).
His humorous albums were very successful in the 70s and 80s. In the 90s and 2000s, Ary Toledo became a constant figure in the TV series Record and SBT, where he had one avid fan: Silvio Santos. He was, together with Renato Aragão, the greatest Brazilian comedian of the old school (read 60s and 70s) still alive.
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