The Ruphert hairdresser, popularly known as the Star Panuzzle, has died this Saturday at age 87 in Valencia and has been buried this Sunday in his hometown, Tomelloso (Ciudad Real), as reported by several local media. He jumped to fame in the nineties he combed. Ruphert began his career as a stylist at age 14, when he moved to Madrid, where he received his first orders.
The town of Tomelloso ha. The mayor of the municipality, Javier Navarro, has stated through Instagram his “deep regret” for the loss of this icon of hairdressing, which he has defined as “universal, great professional and deeply in love with his people.” “Innovative and free, its creativity promoted novel techniques that are studied today in academies and schools around the world. He never forgot where he came from, and always talked about the women of his family who exerted so much influence on him ”, can be read in the town hall.
The hands of Ruphert passed Lola Flores, Rocío Jurado, Carmen Sevilla, Sara Montiel, Marisol, Ana Belén, Nelly Raymond, Grace Kelly or Jacqueline Kennedy, but the transcendence of the hairdresser was even further thanks to a television advertisement in which Actress Victoria April exclaimed: “Ruphert, I need you.”
