Chete Lera late for comment but of course because of a very thoughtful decision; before actor, He was a Galician aeronautical engineer and aeronautical pilot, and some other things. Around 40 decided to study psychology and there met up with a group of “weird” people who read and do theatre.
At first, Chete acted as an excuse to occupy his free time, but he soon realized that this was what he truly loved. He prided himself on being self-taught and on the things you learned when you knew nothing.
His handsome, well-stitched image is from his first film and television appearances with an interesting gray beard and a gray mane, with the resounding name he chose for his artistic life, he ensured that Chete Lera did not go unnoticed.
He was born in A Estrada. (Pontevedra), but coincidentally, because the birth surprised her mother at her sister’s house, whereas she is really from Corcubión (A Coruña).
He was an animal lover and never left his dogs China and Pindo. King Lear dreamed of playing, with more strength and an advanced age. He said his birthday was “good”; He was very self-critical and always saw more mistakes than successes in his work.
In addition to being an engineer and pilot, he was a bank employee, a psychologist, and ultimately an actor, notably in the theatre, but also appeared in more than seventy audio-visual projects: almost forty feature films, a dozen short films and ‘tv movies’ and ” Many television series that seem more or less constant in popular series such as “Family Doctor”, ‘Tell me how it happened’. ‘Ministry of Time’‘ or more recently, ‘Look what you did’
after appearing inred squirrel, Galician by Julio Medem, played Ventura, one of the “relatives” of Fernando León de Aranoa’s dysfunctional “Familia” (1996) in Spanish cinema; The Madrid man would also star in his second film, “Barrio” (1998).
worked with the best
Later some of the best Spanish directors were Montxo Armendáriz (‘Secretos del corazón’, 1997), Alejandro Amenábar (‘Abre los ojos’, 1997), Imanol Uribe (‘Extraños’ and ‘Plenilunio’, both in 1999) worked with , Icíar Bollaín (‘Flowers from another world’, 1999), Gerardo Herrero (‘Galíndez mystery’, 2003) or José Luis Cuerda (‘Everything is silence’ 2012).
But it was the ‘Smoking Room’ (2002) choir directed by Roger Gual and Julio D. Wallovits, and shared his best-known with an amazing cast: Eduard Fernández, Antonio Dechent, Francesc Orella, Francesc Garrido, Juan Diego, Ulises Dumont, Manuel Morón, Juan Loriente and Pep Molina won Biznaga for best actor (group award) in 2002.
Lera, whose real name is Ramón Mariano Fernández Lera, he was the eldest of eleven siblingsSome, such as writer Antonio Fernández Lera, singer-songwriter Héctor Lera, member of bands such as “Girasol” or “Ventolera” in the 1980s, as well as musician Joaquín Lera, have ventured into the art world.
That’s exactly what Ramón has been called his last character on TV, ‘look what you did‘, the Berto Romero series for Movistar+. Chete was a secondary character who is hard to forget, not only because of his insane name, but also because he had the odd imprint of a suitable man, a Galician who could have been Catalan or Madrid if necessary.
career on stage
besides the cinema He also had a long career on stage. He was particularly involved in alternative and avant-garde theatre, with creators such as Rodrigo García, and collaborated on many productions in the 1990s, such as “Save me from what I wish,” which brought the author international fame. 1998) or “Stay at home, assholes” (1999).
Between the nineties and 2,000, the actor was at the peak of his career and combined his film appearances with the stage where he worked with famous directors such as José Luis Gómez, Lluís Homar or Gerardo Vera. Among the theatrical performances in the last ten years, “Subprime” (2012) and “La matchmaker” (2016) stand out.
While it’s nice to continue celebrating his birthday as he said, a car accident in a valley in Malaga took the actor’s life. At 72, her beautiful white hair was still intact.
Source: Informacion
