Surprise and agitation: Tinelli dancer Pier Fritzsche, deceased

Pier Fritzsche died at 42

With only 42 years, the death of Pier Fritzsche yesterday surprised the world of entertainment, despite the fact that the dancer who knew to be the star of "Dancing" had been fighting for some time against a fierce cancer.

A historic dancer at Tinelli and a member of many successful summer magazines, Fritzsche made his debut on the most famous Tevé title in 2008 and has accompanied celebrities such as Karina Jelinek, Wanda Nara, Zaira Nara and Silvina Escudero. Andrea Rincon, Dolores Barreiro, Belen Francese and Marcela Tauro.

This summer, she made the season in Mar del Plata with "Magnífica", but her broad smile hid her hard gift, known only to her best friend, the dancer Eva Sánchez.

The death of Pier Fritzsche stormed the farand, who did not know that the disease had returned to attack the dancer. And several dance partners and the medium ventured on Twitter.

Tinelli was devastated by the news and shared a broken heart in his networks.

"Excellent companion, excellent and professional, a pleasure to have worked together … Fucking and bading sickness! Always in me," wrote Natalie Weber.

Marcela Tauro described him as "a great guy, very generous and hardworking, a great companion, why do light beings go before?".

While Wanda Nara said: "I keep our laughs and the chance to share with you so many discussions, realize one of your dreams and this unforgettable trip …".

Ángel De Brito was another enthusiastic player and decided to share a message he had sent her at Christmas. "Life is like a train trip, when we were born, we took the train to meet our parents and we think that they will always travel by our side, but at one station they will be lowered. They will be important.Many will go down and leave a permanent void … Others go so unnoticed that we do not realize that they have left their seats.This trip will be filled with joys, sorrows and The big mystery for all is that we do not know what season we are going to leave, so we have to live in the best way … "