Actor Domingo Alfaro, the creator of Trastos Teatro, has passed away at the age of 67.
Cuenca-Based Actor Domingo Alfaro Passes Away at 67
Domingo Alfaro, a renowned actor from Cuenca, has passed away at the age of 67. His remains will be cremated this Monday.
Throughout his life, Alfaro spent much of his professional life in education, communication, and theater. He began his career as a schoolteacher before venturing into acting. In 2003, he founded 'Trastos Teatro', where he staged several works, including 'Intimate Stories of Paradise', 'Eyes of the Moon', 'Four Interludes and a Soul in Pain', 'Ay, Carmela', 'Variettes', 'The Fantastic Adventure of Bocasana', and his own creations 'Comediantes Bring the Night' and 'Chronicles of a Comedian'.
With 'Trastos Teatro', Alfaro toured much of the province and performed at some international festivals. He also collaborated with other companies, such as 'Engatos', and was responsible for the theatrical guided tours of Calderón de la Barca's refuge for a time.
Before his acting career, Alfaro worked as a salesperson at Onda Cero Cuenca between 1987 and 2014.
Alfaro's cause of death was a lengthy battle against cancer. His wake is being held at the La Alborada crematorium. At the time of his death, he was working on his final project, '¡Ayyyy, vino divino!'.
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We extend our condolences to Alfaro's family and friends during this difficult time. His contributions to the arts and education will be greatly missed.
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Alfaro's work in 'Trastos Teatro' not only showcased his talent in theater but also brought him into the realm of film, as some of his staged works were adapted into movies, making him a beloved figure in local entertainment circles.
Celebrities from the Cuencan film industry, along with Alfaro's colleagues and friends, gathered at his wake to pay their last respects, acknowledging his significant impact on the realm of entertainment and education in Cuenca.
