"I refuse to accept your departure": The moving message from Cuquita La Mora to José Téllez, "El Chico Bombón"

Cuquita La Mora pays tribute to the late comedian José Téllez, "El Chico Bombón," whose death affected the Cuban artistic community. Noted for his contribution to humor, Téllez leaves an indelible legacy.

Cuqui La Mora and José El EnanoPhoto © Cuqui La Mora / Instagram

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The Cuban comedian Cuquita La Mora expressed her deep sorrow after the passing of comedian José Ricardo Téllez Fernández, known as “El Chico Bombón”.

In an emotional message shared on her social media, the artist recalled the moments spent with her friend and colleague, dedicating words filled with nostalgia and affection.

“I refuse to accept your departure, my friend, I will think of you as being there, that I just can’t see you because time consumes us. Many years, many sad and joyful stories we lived, I will hold onto all those memories and you always telling me: ‘I love you more than anything’. Rest in peace wherever you are. I love you”, Cuquita wrote alongside a photograph of the deceased comedian.

The death of José Téllez, who was 56 years old, has shocked the Cuban artistic community. The prominent comedian was found dead in his apartment in Miami last Wednesday night, according to close friends who reported the news on social media. Local authorities have launched an investigation to determine the causes of his passing.

Téllez, known for his charisma and contribution to Cuban humor, left an indelible mark on both his audience and his colleagues. His career was highlighted by memorable performances in television and film, including his role in the successful movie Un Rey en La Habana, where he shared the screen with actor Alexis Valdés.

Cuquita La Mora's message reflects the profound impact that Téllez had on the lives of those who knew him, not only as an artist but also as a friend. His departure has left a void in the world of Cuban humor, but his legacy will live on in the memories of his fans and colleagues.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Legacy of José Téllez "El Chico Bombón"

What was the cause of José Téllez's death?

The cause of José Téllez's death is still under investigation by local authorities in Miami. He was found deceased in his apartment, but specific details regarding his passing have not been disclosed.

What legacy did José Téllez leave in Cuban humor?

José Téllez, known as "El Chico Bombón," left an indelible legacy in Cuban humor with his charisma and talent in television and film. He participated in memorable productions such as "Un Rey en La Habana" and was a founding member of the Humor Promotion Center in Cuba.

How did the Cuban artistic community react to the death of José Téllez?

The Cuban artistic community expressed deep sorrow at the passing of José Téllez. Figures from humor and entertainment, such as Cuquita La Mora and Alexis Valdés, shared heartfelt messages on social media recalling their friendship and collaborations with him.

Who was Cuquita La Mora and what was her relationship with José Téllez?

Cuquita La Mora, whose real name is Aleanis Jáuregui, is a Cuban comedian known for her participation in television programs such as "Do You Swear to Tell the Truth?". She maintained a close friendship with José Téllez, and his death has deeply affected her, as reflected in her tributes on social media.

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Yare Grau

Originally from Cuba, but living in Spain. I studied Social Communication at the University of Havana and later graduated in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Valencia. I am currently part of the CiberCuba team as an editor in the Entertainment section.