Diego Berti died after falling from the roof of a building in Miraflores.

Renowned actor Diego Berti, 54, died this Friday after falling off the roof of his home in Lima’s Miraflores neighborhood.

Casimiro Ulloa Hospital confirmed the death of the artist and expressed condolences to his relatives.

“Our hospital complies with the statement that at 4:10 am Mr. Diego Berti Brinyardello (54), who was immediately treated by medical professionals who confirmed his death,” he said in a statement.

Diego Berti He recently returned to the stage thanks to music and stated that he has many projects for this year.

“Making music is a way to express myself and tell stories, to parse every word, every sound and reread them from my innermost truth, it is in music that I feel more alive than ever,” the artist said last June.

Upon learning of the death of the artist, the Ministry of Culture expressed deep regret over the death of the actor and singer via Twitter. Diego Berti”recognized for his work in film, television and theatre. From the Ministry of Culture, we express our sincere condolences to his family and friends.”

Accident in Miraflores

Territorial fire commander Mario Casaretto confirmed that this morning Diego Berti He was found with multiple fractures of both legs outside the building where he lived, from which he received immediate medical attention and was transferred to the Casimiro Ulloa hospital.

“At about 4:15 am, the emergency center receives a call from the doorman and the security guard of the building. The Miraflores 28 ambulance leaves immediately, the serenasgo and the police are already there. And this is us, Through the firefighters of Miraflores, he is treated and transferred immobilized to the hospital of Casimiro Ulloa. It is the hospital that, in a few minutes, must hand over a statement certifying the death of the actor. This is sad news,” he said. TV Peru News.

RPP News it turned out that forensics arrived this morning at the Casimiro Ulloa hospital and that the relatives of the actor Diego Berti They entered through the door of the pediatric ward of the aforementioned hospital.

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