Deywetty Geovani Molari, a celebrated choreographer associated with Dancep and the Lanteri Group in Paraná, Brazil, passed away early Saturday morning at the age of 32. He had been hospitalized at the Hospital Oswaldo Cruz in Curitiba for treatment of hepatitis. Molari was a graduate in dance from the State University of Paraná (Unespar) and had made significant contributions to the contemporary dance scene in the region.

According to Fernando Nascimento, director of the Dancep group, Molari's impact on the company was substantial; he was remembered not only for his artistic talent but also for his personal character, emerging from a humble background to become a valuable member of the dance community. His work with Dancep and the Lanteri Group showcased his dedication and passion, particularly noted during his 15-year involvement in choreography and special effects for Lanteri’s theatrical productions, including the renowned Passion of Christ reenactments.

The Lanteri family expressed their profound grief over the loss of Molari, emphasizing his role as a motivator and collaborator. His commitment to the arts and the success of each performance left a lasting impression on both his peers and the audience, and his legacy will be remembered in the local cultural landscape of Paraná. This tragic loss highlights the significant contributions of young artists to Brazilian dance and theater, and the importance of community support in the arts during challenging times.