Pier Fritzsche
Pier Fritzsche (born Oscar Pier Fritzsche; 1976 – November 27, 2018 ) was an Argentine dancer and actor.[1] BiographyFritzsche was born in Martín Coronado, Buenos Aires. He became known for his dancing, which he knew how to capture on the Argentine small screen by joining the program Dancing for a dream, from 2008 to 2015. There he accompanied figures such as Karina Jelinek, Silvina Escudero, and Wanda Nara.[2][3] He participated in comedy and fiction programs such as No hay dos sin tres, Los Roldán, La noche del Diez, Played for love, Susana Giménez, They are made of iron, Dreaming to dance and You're my man. He worked in the revue and musical theater genres, appearing in The era of the penguin, Terminestor, Corrientes corner glamor, More than different, Sofovich's magazine, The party is at the lake, The party at Tabarís, Thanks to the Villa and Magnificent . He gave dance classes and seminars, where he gathered hundreds of students, and every year he danced in the carnivals of Gualeguaychú.[4] DeathPier Fritzsche died in Buenos Aires at the age of 42. He had been battling colon cancer for three years.[5] FilmographyTV
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