The theater community in Camagüey mourns the loss of Anaisys Rodríguez, a pioneering actress and one of the founding members of the renowned group Teatro del Viento. She passed away after battling a long and painful illness.
Her death was officially announced by Freddys Núñez Estenoz, the director of the theater company, who shared a heartfelt tribute on social media.
"Rest in PEACE BEAUTIFUL GIRL..., it has been a tough journey, for you..., for me and for all who love you. The time for rest has finally come..., I've been praying for your peace, you didn't deserve to suffer any longer. Fly..., fly away and one day I will catch up with you, I WILL ARRIVE WITH THE WIND, IN OUR WIND!" he emotionally expressed on his Facebook profile.
Artists, colleagues, and theater enthusiasts from Camagüey have voiced their sorrow and appreciation for an actress who brought emotion, dedication, and talent to the stage.
Many, especially those who cherish the theater and its art, bid her farewell as she would have wished: with applause, the very applause she so often earned during her performances.
Her final performance with Teatro del Viento was in the play “Moira Criolla,” staged a year ago, during which the symptoms of her illness were already manifesting. Despite her condition, her passion for the craft drove her to give her all on stage.
Anaisys Rodríguez leaves behind a significant void in Camagüey's theatrical landscape, yet her legacy endures in the hearts of those who shared her love for theater and acting.
Remembering Anaisys Rodríguez and Her Impact on Camagüey Theater
Who was Anaisys Rodríguez?
Anaisys Rodríguez was a celebrated actress and one of the founding members of Camagüey's Teatro del Viento. She was known for her emotional performances and significant contributions to the theater.
What was Anaisys Rodríguez's last performance?
Her last performance was in the play "Moira Criolla," which was presented a year before her passing, despite her illness affecting her health.
How did the theater community respond to her passing?
The theater community, including artists, colleagues, and admirers, expressed their deep sadness and gratitude for her contributions, celebrating her memory with applause and tributes.