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The death of the Albanian 'Socrates', Mirush Kabashi, has affected many other artists, who have reacted by showing their shock at the loss of the Nation's Honor.
Actress Zamira Kita focused on the report and her acquaintance with Kabashi, where she said that she has known him since her youth and they had a strong friendship. Among other things, she said that Kabashi was a great artist of the Albanian scene.
Bujar Kapexhiu has shown his acquaintance with Mirush Kabashi. In a telephone connection to News24, Kapexhiu praised the figure of Kabashi, while emphasizing that he was very special in terms of talent.
"A great loss for family, friends, colleagues and Albanian art. We often say about actors and directors that they are rare, but for Mirushi the honest word is: a rare actor and artist. He was a talented, virtuoso actor. He was distinguished from others by his seriousness, persistence and the work he did with the role, and we even said: this seriousness is too much. On this material then there was an extraordinary work. He was correct about everything," he said.
Actor Bujar Asqeriu told the period when he met Mirush Kabashi, where he suddenly said he turned into a 'magician'. Among other things, he said that Mirush Kabashi showed that Albania has world-class actors.
"Mirush Kabashi was one of the rare tragic-comic actors of the Albanian artist. First let me express my condolences. After dozens of cinematographic and stage roles, he created a figure of Albanian art. In the role of 'Socrates' he created a great role," said Asqeriu, among other things.
The well-known actress Aishe Stari remembered her last meeting with Mirush Kabashi, who passed away today.
She said that they had met for the last time on her birthday, while they met every week in Durrës.
"He came on my birthday, then I met him often, because he came to Durrës once a week. It seemed to us as if they still had him in Durrës, as if he had never left.
We were friends with Mirushi and we shared common interests, we were very close, not as in the same theater, but as in the same house," she said with tears in her eyes.
While the artist Ndriçim Xhepa went back in time, when he played for the first time with Kabashi in the movie "Distant Time", as he pointed out that the latter was a "punctuality maniac".
"Sad news on this December morning. I saw him well from the psycho-physical side, as he had been suffering from this serious illness for some time. It was vital in nature, as if you did not feel at all that he was going through such a situation. We talked and thought he would make it. But that was not said yet. Since he was a swimmer, an athlete, he did not use alcohol or cigarettes, but it was not written. He was a hard-working, manic and demanding actor. We have been together in the last weeks of the movie 'Distant Time', we were on the island of Prespa and we worked alone together and I noticed a mania," said Xhepa.
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