Ricardo Aníbal Fort was an Argentine singer, actor, and television personality. He was born in 1968 in Buenos Aires and dreamed of being an artist as a child against his father's wishes. He studied singing in the US with Palito Ortega for 15 years. Upon returning to Argentina, he worked in his family's candy factory business. He became well known for participating in the TV dance competition Bailando por un sueño in 2009. Fort went on to be a judge or guest on the show in later years. He hosted his own television talk show in 2012 and had a successful theater career producing and starring in several musical plays. He had twins via surrogate in the US before passing away in 2013 at

1. BIOGRAPHY
By: Lorenzo Paula
& Boscarino Lucía

2. Ricardo Aníbal Fort

3. He was born on 5 November 1968 in Buenos Aires,
Argentina.
During his childhood he wanted to be an artist,
dedicate himself to singing and other disciplines of
the same origin, for example: the theater. Making
his relationship with his father worsen since he did
not approve Ricardo's choice. However, it was his
father who gave him contact with Palito Ortega.
Just finishing high school, he went to the US for 15
years, where he studied to improve as a Singer with
Palito Ortega.
After this he returned to Argentina where he
worked in the family business "the Felfort candy
factory"

4. In November 2009 Ricardo managed to have a
participation in "Bailando por un sueño" (by El trece) That
program was the variant corresponding to the year 2009
of the television program ShowMatch (by Marcelo
Tinelli). There Fort danced as a replacement, which
allowed him to formally enter the dance contest by
winning the repechage on Thursday, November 19, 2009,
obtaining 55.8% of the total public telephone votes for all
couples.
Fort continued to being part of other Bailando por un
sueño cycles (of the same ShowMatch program), but not
as a dance participant but as a jury or replacement jury,
as in the case of the 2012 edition. In the 2011, Fort was only
as a special guest

5. On June 23, 2012, he premiered the Fort Night
Show program, which he hosted on the screen of
the América TV channel, an entertainment cycle
and talk show, with musicals, he developed a
theatrical career, being the producer and head of
a company of four plays, in which he participated
as an actor and singer: Fortuna a life story,
Fortuna 2, a musical magazine, My boyfriend, my
girlfriend and I and Fort with caviar (together
with Grupo Caviar).
He had twins with a surrogate in the united
states, Felipe and Marta Fort.

6. R.I.P Comandante
we miss you
He died on November
25, 2013 at the age of
45. Being remembered
by all Argentines as "el
comandante"