The last moments of the popular actor were described for Denník N by one of the participants in the concert. “It was a sudden heart rhythm disorder. I was there and I gave resuscitation before the ambulance arrived, “he said.
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“He was just singing the song I am an optimist in good shape, she was a thank you note, and suddenly he slowly fell to the ground. He ‘returned’ a few times and moved his eyes, but he couldn’t do it, “the viewer added.
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According to other sources, the called-in rescuers tried to revive Lasica for another twenty minutes, but without success.
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The president and the prime minister responded
“When someone who has touched you with their life dies, I feel as if time has stopped at that moment and the world will no longer be the same,” said Slovak President Zuzana Čaputová.
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Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger also expressed his sincere condolences to his wife Magda Vášáryová and two daughters that night. “I was very struck by the news that Slovakia had lost another legend of Slovak culture. Milan Lasica was a talented actor, singer and author. His unique humor and satire have accompanied many generations, “wrote Heger on the social network.
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“His life’s work is clear evidence that no regime has the power to stop creativity, laughter and friendship,” the prime minister added.
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Parliament Speaker Boris Kollár emphasized that everyone knew Lasica-Satinský. “As a little boy, I went to the theater on Lasica and Satinský. When they were shown on TV, we all sat at the receivers, “said Kollár on the social network. “He was part of our living rooms, he brought joy, humor, but also a critical look at communist politics. It belonged to a bit of everyone, it was like a family, “added the Speaker of Parliament.
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The head of the government party For the People, Veronika Remišová, emphasized that Lasica died the way he lived. “With a song in the heart and on the boards that signify the world. Thank you for everything, for making our lives happier and happier thanks to you, “Remišová wrote on the social network.
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According to the chairman of the opposition Voice-Social Democracy party and former Prime Minister Petr Pellegrini, Lasica has forever joined the pantheon of personalities of Slovak culture. “His unique humor, insight and ability to name things with real words were not only one of the symbols of Slovak culture, but also his personal struggle for freedom,” said Pellegrini.
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