The actress Silvia Gambinowhich had 57 years, has died late this Sunday in Madrid because of a Cancer. Alberto Closas, her ex-husbandhas been in charge of making the sad news public through his Instagram account. “Goodbye, Silvia. You’ve left to make everyone you meet laugh wherever you go, with that character you adored and gave you so many hits, ‘Rosita'”he has said publicly.
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In that farewell, the ex-husband of the actress explained that Silvia Gambino he has left “very young”, that life “is not fair” and that cancer has won the battle “but it did not take away his smile”. “Rest in peace, Silvia Gambino. You will always be in my memory and in my heart. See you, ciao,” he wrote. Silvia Gambino and Alberto Closas had been divorced for almost twenty years, but the relationship between them was still very close.
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Silvia Gambino, the actress who played Rosita
She was born in Palermo, Sicily, and became a comedic actress. In Spain she became well known for the works she did for José Luis Moreno, including ‘Party Night’, ‘The Silly Soup’ and ‘Marriage Scenes’. One of his last works was his appearance in ‘Medical Center’, a 2018 series in which he coincided with Lolita Flores.
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In January 2019 she was interviewed in ‘Saturday Deluxe’ by Jorge Javier Vázquez, the one who had been the producer of his last play. “You belong to that generation of actresses who have been working a lot in this country, who have spent their lives working to entertain us, to make us a little happier and it gives me great joy that now you can demonstrate everything you have learned on stage, everything what you have inside and everything that can only be done after dedicating so many years to this profession with so much care, with so much affection, with so much dedication and with so much love. You are our Susan Sarandon homeland“, the presenter told him publicly.
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Those words moved the actress, who did not hesitate to confess that he had taken it upon himself to return her “to professional life” and that no one had ever spoken so highly of her. “I love my profession, but they have always demanded a lot from me and I have worked a lot. It was a moment in my life that I thought I was done, that I had already done everything,” he said at the time.
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