A German bodybuilder starred in the Netflix series “Dogs of Berlin” died this week after, according to the reports, they had a heart attack while I was on the running tape.
The death of Vittorio “Vito” Pirbazari was announced by his friend, said Ibrahim, at an Instagram post.
Pirbazari had recently recovered from a torn pectoral muscle.
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An Instagram page for a film in which he starred 44 years also announced his death.
“The entire ‘Haps’ team deeply cries the loss of Vittorio Pirbazari. Our thoughts are with your family. We will keep you in love memory, thank you for your warmth, your creative spirit and for being part of our trip. RIP,” wrote the Instagram page “Haps”.
The Instagram publication presented a video assembly of Pyrabazari with an outstanding photo of him in black and white.
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Ibrahim wrote that Pirbazari had a heart attack while exercising on the running tape.
Pirbazari also starred in the “Reggainer” series on YouTube, according to the German departure BLID.
When writing about his recovery of his chest injury, Pirbazari said he was focusing on his legs and cardio, and that he would “slowly.”
“I have not been able to exercise much during the last 3 months,” he wrote.
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“The important thing for me is just one thing, not surrender and let go and improve day by day, week by week.”
