The news of the death of the Uruguayan actress Victoria Cesperes, who died a few hours ago, had a strong impact on the local environment since he had starred in the play “The blood of the trees” together with Juana Viale in various theaters in our country.
Angel de Brito It was he who in LAM announced that the hard time that Juana is going through due to the loss of her friend. Y Pia Shaw He said that it is about Victoria Cesperes, whom they called “La Uru”. “She was his soul sister, so she told him. She was experiencing a hard illness. She was his true soul friend, they shared so much together, they were friends of life”, Shaw expressed.
And he kept telling that “Chile was the country that united them and accompanied them for a long time. Uru was going through a difficult time with a song about her father, and Juana was there, she accompanied her at all times. Uru was not having a good moment of health” .
The actress had lost her father a few years ago and in mid-2020 her brother. Nacho Avenue He shared a photo with the actress on his Instagram account. “Bye friend, a smiling angel takes care of us”the producer wrote next to the image.
Who was Victoria Césperes, “La Uru”
Victoria had had breast cancer in 2011. And she had lived it in a very traumatic way, separating from her husband and leaving her home in Uruguay to move to Buenos Aires. For her the disease was a taboo for five years. “In 2011 I was detected breast cancer. I was married and I made a very big break. The bookshelf moved so much that I am only now downloading a lot of information and this year I began to talk about the disease from a place of light and dramatization” , He told the Uruguayan media Sábado Show in 2017. “I separated from Diego Martino (musician) and I went alone to Buenos Aires because I did not understand what was happening to me and there I was without acting for a year and a half for the first time in my life”, story.
In the same note, Victoria said that she regretted some drastic decisions she made due to the disease. “I was detected the disease, they operated on me in December 2011 and I moved to Buenos Aires in January 2012. I fled. I made very drastic decisions. I regret some behaviors that I had. I hurt some people for having left so badly. It was abrupt but it was the way I had to travel because the disease for me was very sobering. It was a real rebirth “, he told the aforementioned medium.
The actress said that after the surgery, which she called “radical”, she made the decision not to undergo chemotherapy. “It had been suggested to me, it was not mandatory, and I did a whole path of research because I did not believe in chemotherapy,” he said.
The actress also related that it was difficult for her to accept the disease and that it took a while to start therapy. “I had a slow and wise process of acceptance that took me almost five years. I have been doing therapy for a year and a half and it is wonderful. I lived for three years in Chile with a partner and when I separated I returned to Buenos Aires. I did not know how to face loneliness because I had always been in a relationship since I was 17 years old. I felt that it was necessary to be alone to get to know myself better and that’s where I started therapy. Encouraging myself to talk about the disease was key in my life to be able to liberate, accept and face the mission of communicating what it is possible to be well and have cancer “, he recounted.
As part of her recovery from cancer, Victoria undertook alternative therapies that helped her accept the disease and face a healing process. “I started doing therapies with Tibetan bowls that harmonize energy. I approached a little more in-depth readings on self-knowledge. Some time ago I was learning to meditate and I started yoga too. It was all very intuitive. Today I am in a state of consciousness and deepening that allows me to speak and accept my illness, “he said in the same interview in 2017.
On his bond of deep friendship with Juana Viale, Victoria said that they met in Buenos Aires “through a friend that I made in my new life there,” she said. “In Chile we forged the relationship much more because we were the two of us, without a family, she with her children, and I with my boyfriend. When we did a master class we said,” How good to work together, let’s do something. ” we sat down to have a beer in a bar in Santiago de Chile until today everything happened. She moved back to Buenos Aires first, me later. It is great to work with a friend, we have found our formula, even though it is nothing easy”, assured.
He also related that he immediately told Juana about his illness. “With Juana, confidence was immediate. (Cancer) was a taboo subject for me. I was ashamed of looking weak or that they felt sorry for me. My friends knew about my illness but they had the death penalty if they opened their mouths”added.
With Juana they starred in the play “The blood of the trees”, a work that not only united her even more as friends but also allowed Victoria to complete her healing process. “Without a doubt, it was a super healer. A year after I was diagnosed with cancer, my father passed away and he was a super special figure for me. That theme appeared in several improvisations that the director proposed. The play was not intended to heal traumas but in those games that he proposed to us raised themes such as love, abandonment, relationships and as a result of that he was writing the dramaturgy “the actress recounted.
Victoria also participated in two seasons of El Marginal. “In the two seasons that I participated, for me it was of great growth: seeing the actors in the previous one, in the rehearsals. Seeing Gerardo Romano, Claudio Rissi, Verónica Llinás. My participation was very punctual, I was Gerardo Romano’s secretary, but beyond my role, the experience of working with these actors was spectacular, “he said in the aforementioned medium.
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