The state of health of Arturo Bonín is worrying after learning that he is going through a delicate moment in his health. In the entertainment magazine Show Partners (El Trece) They released the news that keeps the inner circle of the respected film, theater and television actor on alert.
“We are going to say that Arturo Bonín is going through a very delicate moment of health, information that we are giving here for the first time. We accompany the family of this beloved actor. A divine career, irreproachable, irreproachable, an actor of race, dearest, who is going through a delicate moment of health“Rodrigo Lussich told at the beginning of the program he hosts with Adrián Pallares.
And, seriously, he added: “We want to be quite cautious, especially out of respect for him and his family, but from here we wanted to send a big hug to Susana Cart, his wife, and his partner”, added the journalist before closing: “We hope that he recovers, but he is going through a very delicate moment. Hopefully it can be reversed.”
Arturo Bonín’s joke to Mario Pasik in the LGBTIQ+ Pride march
In an interview with The uncoveringthe actor Arthur Bonin recalled the importance of the premiere of Another Love Story (1986)romantic film in which she starred alongside Mario Pasikand took the opportunity to remember the day he attended the first LGBT Pride march in the company of his colleague. “That period was very hard for me. Unfortunately, our director, Américo Ortiz de Zárate, died of complications brought on by AIDS. With Mario Pasik we went to see him at the Muñiz Hospital. A friend, it was very hard to lose him. Luckily, those dark years passed quickly, it is no longer the ‘pink plague’ that the newspapers headlined and it was understood that it not only attacks the homosexual population,” said the actor, about the impact that the film caused in the decade of the ’80s, who campaigned for the rights of homosexuals.
“I remember going to the First Pride Parade and how everyone was looking at me, thinking I was gay. They were Carlos and Roberto Jáuregui, Cesar Cigliutti, whom we lost very recently, was also there. Respectable, fighter and loved people. Some marched wearing masks. We marched with Mario Pasik that day. As a joke, I told him that our faces were going to appear on the shields of the gay flags. ‘No!’answered Mario, putting on a surprised face (…) It makes me angry every time that in a play, a movie or a joke they describe homosexuals as happy stereotypes who spend their whole lives in the bathrooms of the stations, “he added. .
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