SEMANA magazine has confirmed the death of comedian Francisco Arévalo. The son of the legendary performer made the heartbreaking discovery when he found his father dead in his residence in Valencia.
The death of Arévalo, known for his unmatched wit and humor, has left his loved ones and the artistic community shocked. The news, which has surprised everyone due to its unexpected nature, has not yet revealed the exact cause of death, although sources close to the family suggest the possibility of a heart attack.
With a career that spanned more than five decades, Francisco Arévalo became one of the most recognized comedians in Spain. From his first performances in 1970 to his frequent appearances on television shows, such as the famous 'One, two, three... Answer again', Arévalo left an indelible mark on Spanish comedy.
Despite his 76 years, the comedian was still a relevant figure in the artistic scene. His dedication to humor and his participation in the show as 'El Bombero Torero' and film collaborations, such as in 'Su majesty of him laughter', earned him the affection and admiration of the public.
The news of Francisco Arévalo's death leaves a void in the world of entertainment, reminding us of the lasting influence he had on Spanish comedy.
His contributions to television humor and his legacy in cinema leave an indelible mark in the history of entertainment in Spain, while his followers mourn the loss of a genius who made generations laugh.
