Argentine artist Ernesto Acher, a founder of Les Luthiers and creator of La Banda Elástica, has died at 86. His passing has been mourned by colleagues including Roberto Antier, who shared an emotional farewell message. Acher had a vast career in music and settled in Chile in 2002.
Ernesto Acher, a key figure in the history of Les Luthiers, the group that revolutionized Argentine entertainment with its musical humor, has died at 86. As one of the pioneers of the ensemble, Acher made significant contributions to its legacy, including the creation of La Banda Elástica, an iconic element of their performances.
Comedian and musician Roberto Antier, who was part of the last formation of Les Luthiers, expressed his grief over the loss of his colleague. In an emotional message 'from one Les Luthiers to another,' Antier dedicated farewell words, highlighting their shared connection in the group.
Acher had an extensive career in the music world before and during his time with Les Luthiers. In 2002, he settled in Chile, where he continued his artistic life. His passing marks the end of an era for Argentine theater and music, though exact details of his death have not been revealed in the available sources.
