Mario Vargas Llosa, 2010 Nobel Prize for Literaturehe died at the age of 89 in Lima. The unfortunate news was communicated by his children Álvaro, Gonzalo and Morgana Vargas Llosa through a statement. The ones are unknown Causes of writer’s deathHowever, their last public appearances caused great concern about their physical deterioration.
The remains of the Peruvian Nobel will be incinerated and there will be no public ceremony, their children reported in the announcement. Both decisions as well as those of the next few hours and days respond to the will of their father, they said.
Vargas Llosa remains will be incinerated and there will be no public ceremony
Regarding the circumstances of his death, Vargas Llosa died “surrounded by his family and peace”read in the statement.
“His departure will be sad to his relatives, his friends and his readers around the world, but we hope they find comfort, like us, in the fact that he enjoyed a long, multiple and fruitful life, and leaves behind him a work that will survive him,” they said.
They also appealed to the respect of readers and citizens in general to preserve the privacy they need at this time both and the relatives of the renowned writer.
“Our mother, our children and ourselves trust to have the space and privacy to fire him as a family and in the company of close friends,” they said.
This was the last appearance of Mario Vargas Llosa before death
Only a few weeks ago, on March 28, Mario Vargas celebrated his 89th birthday with his children. A photo published by Álvaro Vargas showed the smiling novelist on a balcony in front of the sea.
At what age did Mario Vargas Llosa die?
The writer of “the city and the dogs” died at the age of 89 in the city of Lima. His disappearance is given to penalties a few weeks after his birthday on March 28.
Jorge Mario Pedro Vargas Llosa was born on March 28, 1936 in Arequipa. He was the only son of Ernesto Vargas Maldonado and his wife Dora Llosa Ureta, who separated months before his birth.
What did Mario Vargas Llosa died?
The causes of the death of the Nobel Prize for literature are unknown, however, their public appearances in Europe in the mid -2024 alerted a deteriorated state of health.
Despite this, his son Álvaro denied the rumors that alerted about a possible disease and published photographs where the novelist Lucia spending pleasant moments. “A week ago, oblivious to the noise of the minds that try to surprise the good faith of people like you,” he published on August 4 of last year.
