Actor and director Koço Devole has passed away at the age of 75.
Top Channel reports that the artist had been hospitalized for several days. On October 31, he left Infectious after being infected with coronavirus, but had to be intubated due to his health condition and the fact that he was suffering from leukemia.
Devole, born in Kuçova on November 28, 1945, was one of the most famous figures of Albanian humor in the '80s and' 90s. Among his most popular roles we mention those in the telecomedies "Alive or Dead", "Bags with a Million", "Great Appetite", "Don't Go O Brave", "Hero Revolution", "Holidays in Rome" etc. In his career, the actor was also praised for popular cartoons (Hosteni magazine).
Since 2009, Devole was part of "Fiks Fare", where his creativity stood out in the sections "Koço Kiçi Show" and "Monitoring". In 2013, he became part of the series "O sa mirë", while in 2019 he was part of the cast of actors of the romantic comedy "Two honey fingers".
Congratulations to the family!
