Fernando Estrella (‘The Law of Desire’, ‘Pity’) has died at the age of 63

Fernando Fernández, a musician known artistically as Fernando Estrella, died on February 7 at the age of 63. After suffering from cancer for a while, the city council of Utrera (Seville), the place where he was born, informed Agencia EFE that Fernández He died in his hometown. His body is due to be cremated on Thursday February 9 in Utrera.

Estrella is an important name in the Madrid movement, it is the founder of the 80s musical group Worst Impossible which, in addition to him, had among its ranks Sara Ledoux, Rossy de Palma, Angelines Ureña, Beti, Lina Estrany, Sulpicio Sulpi, Toni Socias, Baltasar Balti Munar, Fernando Korbal and José Goma. Although he has distinguished himself through his professional career as a musician, Fernández has also been part of the film industry, He participated in a film by Pedro Almodóvar such as “La ley del deseo” and “Kika”. More recently, we could see Fernando Estrella in ‘Kiki, el amor se hace’ and ‘Rainbow’ by ‘Paco León’, and in ‘La piedad’, by Eduardo Casanova.

When Peor Impossible disbanded in 1989, some of its members formed the group Diabéticas Aceleradas, but Fernández rejected the idea and went to Seville to work as a cook in a hotel in the city. In “Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown”, by Almodóvar, Fernández cooked gazpacho which several characters drink in one scene.

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To celebrate his birthday, January 26 Fernández he threw a party at which they were great friends and friends of hisamong which we find names such as Pepa Charro, José Martret, Pedro Almodóvar, Carmen Machi, Bibiana Fernández, Asier Etxeandia, Paco León, María León, Pepón Nieto and Eduardo Casanova.