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Marcelo Fabián Pereyra (1966-2016)

Alias:
Fabián Show

Birthplace:
Pozo del Molle

Born:
June 10, 1966

Died:
December 10, 2016

Biography from TheMovieDB

Marcelo Fabián Pereyra, better known as "Fabián Show", was born in Pozo del Molle and grew up in Bell Ville with his 13 brothers. The renowned artist was admired for his nightly quartet shows in Córdoba. Before starting his career, he was a gardener and he also fixed bicycles, in addition he could do hobbies from blacksmithing to fixing locks.  In 2008 he began his career without any musical tour. He traveled to nearby towns to do shows, birthday parties and weddings with his quartet soul. Followers in his area could go see him on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the bowling alley where he performed. In 2012 he came to the television program Peligro Sin Codificar and managed to reach a large audience.  At the age of 50 and after eight years of starting his career, in 2016 he suffered a traffic accident that took his life. Fabián was returning from a show in Ucacha when he crashed into a column on Route 9, after his truck had flipped several times.

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