The most famous Bulgarian mime Velyo Goranov – Society – is gone

The most famous Bulgarian mime Velyo Goranov died. The actor’s relatives announced his death on Facebook.

“God has chosen to take you to Him in the most luminous Christian feast. May He rest you in the bosom of the just! May there be Light on your path! May your memory be bright! Your unique talent, with your kindness, with your humanity, with your nobility and dignity! It was an honor for me to meet you, to be my friend! Keep creating, Velyo, in a better world! A gift! “, they write. they.

Goranov was one of the founders of Pantomima Studio in 1976, along with Peyo Panteleev and Milcho Milchev. In 1988 he founded the Teatro Movement, of which he became director. The theater closed in 1994. He has performed, including A Mime Tells, Schweik and Don Juan. He is a professor at NATFA.

He participated in famous Bulgarian feature films such as “And the day came” (1973), “Avant-garde” (1977), “Every day, every night” (1978), “How much mustard seed” (1980), “24 hours of rain “(1982), as well as in the serial film Philo and Mackenzen (1979).