Whindersson Nunes mourns the death of comedian Eraldo Fontiny

Whindersson Nunes went to Instagram last Saturday (6) to mourn the death of comedian Eraldo Fontiny-Lili.“Today my heart is sad, I lost a friend in comedy… Maybe heaven needed more grace, many things happen without much explanation, and this plan is full of mysteries, maybe one day we will have all the answers, but only who goes is forgotten, and every time we say ‘my mother lets!’ We will remember you, may you be well received on the other side, send my regards to mine if you find it… Be in peace Eraldo!”he concluded.

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According to Rádio 98, where the artist worked, Heraldo, known for his role as Lírio, died of a sudden illness at the age of 41 last Saturday (06). One of the biggest names in Brazilian comedy, born in Belo Horizonte, Eraldo worked on TV Globo, SBT and Rede TV! throughout your career. In addition to Lily, who is very successful in the country for being a girl who looks angelic, but is also capable of committing great atrocities and is known for her catchphrase: “My mother will let me!”, Eraldo also played Rubão, Seu Mané and Characters like Marcos Paul. The comedian also enchanted the public on social networks, where he totaled more than 300,000 followers and with videos that have more than 500,000 views.

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Eraldo has participated in shows such as Pânico na Band and was a guest on A Praça é Nossa. Fontiny was part of the cast of the “Graffitte” Program on the 98 network, alongside Eduardo Schechtel, Leandro Nassif, Rodrigo Rodrigues and Rafael Mazzi. 98 FM issued a statement mourning the actor’s passing: “Eraldo was a rare, precious and unique artist, who deeply touched the lives of his audience and left an invaluable legacy for the culture of our country. His departure leaves an immense void in our hearts and throughout the artistic community”says an excerpt from the note.

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