Chete Lera, Galician actor (Pontevedra, 1949) known for his work in the theater and in some of the best-known films of Spanish cinema of the last three decades, has died in Malaga in a car accident.

In his curriculum there are films like

The Red Squirrel

, by Julio Medem,

Secrets of the Heart

, by Montxo, Family and Neighborhood, by Fernando León de Aranoa, or

Open Your Eyes

, by Alejandro Amenábar, as well as a well-remembered

¿Where are you, Ulalume? where are you?,

directed by Juan Carlos de la Fuente and premiered at the Teatro Español in 2007 based on a text by Alfonso Sastre.

Lera was the driver and sole occupant of the car that yesterday, at 6:50 p.m., fell off a cliff

on a road in Rincón de la Victoria

, and fell down a drop of around 50 meters to a plantation, as reported by Civil Protection.

Lera's career began in 1978, when Lara was in his twenties working in a private company and, in search of meaning for his days off, he began studying psychology and entered an amateur theater workshop at the college.

In his family there were no actors or theatrical tradition

.

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