The Ministry of Culture of Peru expressed its sorrow over the death of comedic actor Manolo Rojas, who passed away at the age of 63. In a statement, the entity highlighted his career in humor and his influence on television and radio, where he left an indelible mark. “The Ministry of Culture expresses its deepest condolences for the passing of Víctor Manuel Rojas Ibáñez, popularly known as Manolo Rojas, a prominent Peruvian artist who, through humor and imitation, impacted various generations,” the statement reads.
The Ministry also emphasized Rojas’s creativity and his closeness to the audience, turning his art into a means of reflection and connection for many. Additionally, it extended condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of the artist, as well as to all those who found joy in his work.
Meanwhile, the Presidency of the Republic also expressed its condolences, remembering Rojas as a comedian who brightened Peruvian homes with his talent. “We stand in solidarity with his family, friends, and followers during this difficult time,” the official message states. For more information about his legacy, you can read about his career in Los Chistosos and his famous character Brother Pablo.
