Eduardo Bandera, a Spanish television actor and showman, tragically lost his life at 54 in his home in Malaga town of Alhaurin de la Torre on September 7, 2024.
His friend and artistic producer Paco Taconyc provided the heartbreaking news to EFE.
Highlights
- Eduardo Bandera was the son of El Nino Bonela, born in Malaga, Spain in 1970.
- He began his career at 14 in the Teatro de Ensayo Popular company and worked on Andalusian channels Canal Sur and 101TV.
- He lost his life due to a heart attack, and the funeral chapel will be set up in Parque Cementerio de Malaga (Parcemasa).
Eduardo gained worldwide recognition as a showman and participated in Canal Sur Television programs, including Christmas Eve Special, New Year’s Eve Chimes, and Se Llama Copla.
He collaborated with the late Maria Teresa Campos’s television program and presented 101 TV about the Malaga Fair.
Most people will remember him for his appearance in Maria’s program “What a happy time!“
Eduardo Bandera Was Closely Linked To The Artistic World
Eduardo Bandera, the son of Juan Sanchez Trujillo aka El Nino Bonela was born in Malaga, Spain in 1970.
He grew up in a musician family where his father and brother, Francis Bonela, were singers.
Nos parece a todos increíble, pero la vida cruel no juega estás malas pasadas. Ayer actuó en Chipiona @EduardoBandera1 y de madrugada ha fallecido posiblemente de un infarto. La vida no vale nada. 54 años. D.E.P. 🖤#eduardobandera 🎭📺🎙️ pic.twitter.com/mnbDv7QGPn
— Fran Rabadán (@fran_rabadn) September 7, 2024
As Eduardo reflected, he was able to meet his career goals. He had an enviable career as a showman in his community.
He began his career at 14 in the Teatro de Ensayo Popular company. Later, he brought his personal touch to different current affairs and entertainment formats, jumping to the small screen.
Eduardo became famous for his verse speeches and regularly worked on Andalusian channels Canal Sur and 101TV.
Just a week ago, he had fun at the Malaga Fair with actor Salva Reina and his partner, Kira Miro.
Nonetheless, he had collaborated on countless regional, local, and even national programs over the years.
Eduardo Bandera Went To Bed But Was Lifeless In The Morning
Despite gaining worldwide fame, the Spanish television showman Eduardo Bandera was private. He didn’t talk much about his health challenges with the tabloids.
Unfortunately, he lost his life due to a heart attack. The funeral chapel will be set up in Parque Cementerio de Malaga (Parcemasa), and his remains will be transferred to Casarabonel, a town in Malaga.
Si eres malagueño o malagueña te dolerá la muerte de Eduardo Bandera, no fue un gran periodista a nivel nacional, pero era de los nuestros, de esos que ves toda la vida en las TV locales, en mi mente por supuesto estará pic.twitter.com/24eM27voca
— Ismael1809 (@Ismael18091809) September 7, 2024
On Thursday night, Eduardo was with recording artist Las Carlotas for Nuestra Senora de Regla’s patron saint festivities.
He seemed normal when presenting an event in Chipiona just the night before his demise.
Likewise, he was also planning to attend the flamenco festival’s presentation in Benalmadena on Sunday, September 8.
The unfortunate demise of a public figure who has gained admiration and respect always significantly affects many people.
The Spanish media will always remember Eduardo Bandera in their memories.
This morning we received the sad news that our friend and colleague, Eduardo Sanchez Bandera, has passed away. From here we would like to extend our deepest condolences to his family and friends.
Ocio y Cultura La Fabrica issued a statement.
Additional Information
- Eduardo Bandera worked for five years in Mira la Vida magazine.
- The Spanish Showman had appeared on TVE and Telecinco.
- Paco Taconyc is the manager of the artistic production company Ocio y Cultura La Fabrica.
