Sandra Guida, the legendary actress who shone in Argentine musical comedy, has died at the age of 60

Sandra Guida, the legendary actress who shone in Argentine musical comedy, has died at the age of 60 of causes that have not been disclosed, as she was able to confirm clarion.

The sad news was reported on his Twitter account by journalist and theater producer Pablo Gorlero: “Sad news. The first lady of the musical Sandra Guida has died. Without realizing it, my beautiful friend”.​

Sandra Guida has participated in various works such as Hair and The kiss of the spider womenbut she distinguished herself with her portrayal of Velma Kelly in the musical Chicago, in 2001.

From Buenos Aires to the world

Born in the Caballito neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Sandra lived her childhood between the neighborhoods of Lanús and Lomas de Zamora in Buenos Aires. Although she started in the music business at the age of 16, his true passion lay in musical comedy.

At the age of 3 she began taking dance lessons, on the advice of her pediatrician, while at 11 she entered the Teatro Colón.

“My teachers were the singers I imitated as a child: Ornella Vanoni, Joan Sutherland, a dramatic opera singer. I copied him, in Hoffman’s Talespronunciation, phonetics”, he said some time ago in dialogue with clarion.

Before entering the musical, he studied theater with Augusto Fernandes, who gave him “the key to analyzing a text and understanding its objectives”.

“With Fernandes I understood that a song is a monologue. And this allowed me to understand that, although the song in the musical fulfills a specific mission, it is also a theatrical text”, expressed Guida.

international artist

Sandra Guida has worked extensively in Europe. In Italy -in 2009- you went on tour with comedy nice shellby Alfredo Arias. And almost simultaneously he performed in Paris with another opera by Arias, divine lovenext to Marilu Marini Y Alessandra Radanoand either way, with great reviews.

In counting the advantages and disadvantages of working with one foot on both sides of the Atlantic, Guida had counted clarion: “It’s very enriching, every trip feeds you, changes you, you start to understand other things because living in a place is not the same as spending a few days as a tourist. I think we Argentines have France as an intellectual reference. It seems to me that We have an Italian heart and a French mind. That’s why it’s possible to be successful there”.

Guida felt that “the French public is tremendous, very demanding. They are capable of booing you for 10 minutes if they don’t like it”.

But he was delighted when he said: “Fortunately, we’ve had fabulous reviews praising the Argentinian. divine love We did it in French and sang in English and Italian. It wasn’t easy at all because Alfredo Arias makes an almost borderline musical. For me he is a genius, not yet recognized in Argentina.”

And she said it was a privilege for her to work with people like him. “Fortunately, with Alfredo, Marilú and Alejandra we already form a family, because when I’m away for so long, after three months I already start to miss them. That’s my limit.”