Through his Instagram account and dismayed by the event, the actor Álex Walerstein announced the news of the death of his mother and actress Marisela Berti at 74 years olddedicating an emotional message to her along with a photograph with her.
“Thank you for being the best mom for me and my brother.. Thank you for choosing me the best father. Thank you for teaching me to love unconditionally, Thank you for teaching me not to let myself be screwed. Thank you for teaching me to see the best in the worst people. Rest and give my dad a big hug for me, tell him I miss him too,” the actor posted.
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Marisela Maritza Berti Díaz, better known in the world of entertainment and novels as Marisela Berti, was an actress of Venezuelan origin who participated in important productions such as The Lord of the Heavens, Woman’s Sacrifice, The IndomitableDoña Bárbara, My beloved Beatriz, among others.
In the publication of his son Álex Walerstein, several colleagues, as well as friends close to his family, extended their condolences, as well as a quick resignation. Until now the causes of death are unknown of the actress.
Who was Marisela Berti?
The actress was born in the city of Maracaibo on September 9, 1950After a few years she settled in Puerto Rico after marrying the Puerto Rican singer Chucho Avellanet. Years later she would marry the renowned filmmaker for the second time. Mauricio Wallerstein.
In addition to her work as an actress, she also ventured into the world of modeling, participating in the contest “Miss Venezuela”. Although the causes of his death were not detailed, Berti suffered a cerebral infarction in the right hemisphere in 2022, putting his health at serious risk.
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Interview Between Time.news Editor and Entertainment Expert
Time.news Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we’re joining forces to discuss the recent passing of Venezuelan actress Marisela Berti. With us is noted entertainment expert, Dr. Isabel Moreno. Thank you for being here, Dr. Moreno.
Dr. Isabel Moreno: Thank you for having me. It’s a bittersweet occasion to discuss such a significant loss in the entertainment world.
Time.news Editor: Indeed. The news broke when her son, actor Álex Walerstein, shared an emotional tribute on his Instagram, expressing gratitude for her life and teachings. How has the public response been to this announcement?
Dr. Isabel Moreno: The response has been overwhelmingly supportive. Known for her impactful roles and her ability to connect with audiences, Marisela Berti’s passing resonates deeply. Álex’s heartfelt message captured not just personal grief but also the collective emotion of fans worldwide who admired her talent.
Time.news Editor: It really struck a chord. In his post, Álex thanked her for teaching him to love unconditionally and for helping him see the best in people. What does this tell us about the legacy she leaves behind, both personally and professionally?
Dr. Isabel Moreno: It highlights her dual legacy. Personally, she seems to have been a nurturing and wise mother, instilling values that shaped her children. Professionally, Marisela was a powerful figure in the Venezuelan entertainment industry—best known for her work in major productions like “The Lord of the Heavens” and “My Beloved.” Her ability to portray complex characters has left an indelible mark.
Time.news Editor: She definitely had a significant impact on the industry. Do you think her death will affect the future landscape of Venezuelan entertainment?
Dr. Isabel Moreno: Absolutely. Losing a figure like Marisela is a blow to the community. It can create a ripple effect—her absence might inspire actors to honor her legacy through their work, pushing for greater storytelling that reflects the depth and complexity she embodied. Additionally, her passing might lead to a renewed interest in her projects and encourage discussions about the contributions of pioneering female actors in Latin American cinema and television.
Time.news Editor: That’s a fascinating perspective. Moreover, Álex mentioned in his post the importance of familial bonds and the need to support one another during tough times. In what ways do you think these themes resonate with current global sentiments?
Dr. Isabel Moreno: Very strongly. We live in times where connection and support are crucial, especially after the tumultuous years we’ve faced collectively. Themes of love and resilience are universal, transcending cultural boundaries. Álex’s tribute encapsulates this, reminding people of the significance of family and unconditional love, which is something we all can relate to, regardless of our backgrounds.
Time.news Editor: It’s a poignant reminder indeed. Before we wrap up, what are some ways fans and the entertainment community can honor Marisela’s memory moving forward?
Dr. Isabel Moreno: Fans can celebrate her legacy by revisiting her work, sharing stories about how her acting influenced them, or contributing to charities she may have supported. Meanwhile, the industry could consider dedicating future festivals or tributes to her contributions, ensuring that the narrative of her life and craft is passed down to future generations.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Moreno, for your insights on this delicate topic. Marisela Berti’s legacy will certainly live on through her work and the lives she touched.
Dr. Isabel Moreno: Thank you for having me. Let’s continue to honor her memory and celebrate the joy she brought through her art.