“Bye Patri, here you leave us your indelible mark full of teachings, struggle, humor, wisdom,” he wrote. Jean Pierre Noher in a heartfelt post on his Instagram account. With these words, the actor said goodbye to his ex-partner, Patricia Saltzman, who died in the city of Bariloche, in the province of Río Negro. “You left in peace, surrounded by all your loves, our son, your sister, our grandson, the entire family that loves you, a number of truly faithful friends and the admiration and respect of everyone. At your house, in Bariloche: your place in the world. She leaves us the most beautiful, you remain in our hearts forever. As Michel wrote: she left the best of us,” Noher described with a black heart emoji.
His message was full of memories, reflected in several images of Patricia, where she could be seen at different times in her life. She with the actor and their son, Michel Noher, on the beach, in what seemed like a quiet afternoon of talks and mate. In another photo, the actor showed Patricia, as a young man, and in another he was seen walking with her ex-wife, holding her hand, when they were both a couple. The last one was a landscape with Lake Gutiérrez in the background, at sunset, alluding to the place where the education graduate always lived, and where she died, surrounded by her closest loved ones.
It should be remembered that Michel Noher, their only son, is also an actor. Together with his ex-partner Celeste Cid they had their son Antón, 7 years old. On his Instagram account, the artist also said goodbye to his mother. “She was the best of us,” he wrote in a story where he is seen next to his mother, looking at the camera, both with their clear eyes in the foreground. In another, Patricia as a girl, in a school uniform. “I love you forever”, stood out.
Jean Pierre and Patricia separated when Michel was very young and for that reason the young man was left in the care of his mother in Bariloche. The actor remembers those first years, away from his father, with nostalgia. In an interview for Hola magazine, he had related: “I grew up in Bariloche and came to Buenos Aires when I was 17 and I met him and my whole family again, because I was only there with my mother.”
A few months ago, Jean Pierre Noher stood out for his interpretation of former president Fernando De La Rúa in the series December 2001. His leading performance was applauded by critics and the public. In dialogue with Teleshow, The actor referred to his work: “Actors always say the same thing: that we are not imitators. What we try is to recreate the character trying not to betray people’s imagination, for which (in this case) you can use, of course, the peeled or the pacifier nose, find the particular energy that De La Rúa had in that fateful and dramatic month that was December 2001.”
“I am an actor who, generally, builds from the outside in. I asked him Ruth Fischerman, the costume designer, to make my suits bigger, so that they would be a little baggy so that I would be skinnier. All that helps. But in the case of De la Rúa it was very risky because he had been very well imitated by Freddy Villarrealbut it was not the proposal of either Benjamín Ávila (the director of December 2001) or anyone else. Each of us actors had to face that challenge,” he explained at that time.
