Cuban Actor Luis Alberto Ramírez Jr. Dies, Leaving Artistic Community in Mourning
Havana, Cuba – Luis Alberto Ramírez Jr., a well-known and respected Cuban actor, has died, prompting an outpouring of grief from colleagues and fans across the nation’s artistic landscape. The news was initially shared on social media, quickly spreading throughout the Cuban cultural community.
ramírez Jr. was known for his work in television, theater, and film, carrying on a family legacy in the performing arts as the son of the late actor Luis Alberto Ramírez. His passing represents a significant loss for Cuban cinema and stage.
The reactions were swift and heartfelt. Actor Erdwin Fernández Collado, in a Facebook post, expressed his shock and sadness, recalling a lifelong friendship with Ramírez Jr. dating back to their childhood at the Cuban Institute of Radio and Television (ICRT). “I just read the sad and sad news that Luis Alberto Ramírez Jr. passed away. Damn…, but it’s not clear,” Fernández wrote. He continued, praising Ramírez jr.’s character and consistent support: “he never stopped supporting me and congratulating me on my birthday… it never ‘faded.’ I really hope it’s not true and he comes out to throw a trumpet at me… Chapó Luisito. A big round of applause for you and a loud BRAVO, this is how you say goodbye to an artist and a brother.”
Comedian Juan Karlos Hernández also mourned the loss on Facebook, stating, “Damn brother, we are going to miss you. A hug to heaven, you know I appreciated you a lot. EPD Luis Alberto Ramírez.”
Director Carlos Collazo acknowledged the familial artistic tradition,noting Ramírez Jr.’s lineage: “I have just received the news of the death of the actor Luis Alberto Ramírez, son of another great deceased actor who had the same name. My deepest condolences go to his family and friends. EPD.”
Ramírez Jr.’s death leaves a void in the Cuban artistic community, remembered not only for his talent but also for his kindness and dedication to his craft. His contributions to Cuban television, theater, and audiovisual projects will continue to be celebrated by those who knew and admired his work.
