Alma Rosa Aguirre, an actress from the golden age of Mexican cinema and sister Elsa Aguirre, died at the age of 95.
The news was released Tuesday by the actor’s home, where he had lived for years, through a statement.
According to information provided by the Foundation, the interpreter died on Monday, January 27, “surrounded by the love and respect of classmates, visitors, manager and board members”.
What happened to Alma Rosa Aguirre?
For the time being, Elsa Aguirre has not talked about Alma Rosa’s death on Instagram’s official account.
However, it should be noted that the latest publication he made, on December 9, 2024, was precisely dedicated to it.
The soap opera star shared some photos that her colleague also appears and made a brief rating:
“Together we started this beautiful movie experience in 1945, when we recorded our first film, and so many followed.”
Who was Alma Rosa Aguirre?
Alma Rosa Aguirre was originally from Chihuahua, Mexico and began gaining reputation after participating in various beauty contests, in which she diverted the attention of film producers.
So in 1946 he made his debut on “The Big Screen” with the comedy “The Strong Sex”, in which he shared credits with Elsa.
In a decade, his career took off because he was part of his “I want to become a human”, “the seven males” and “Nosotas the Servants”, among others.
According to Publimetro, when she reached the top of her profession, she chose to take a break to devote time to her family.
“It was the birth of Emma Isla’s daughter and her divorce that led her to move away from the public eye,” they said, although it was only for a while since 1972 returned to “The Devil it is among the nuns”.
In 2018, he chose to move to the actor’s house, where his loved ones visited him. In January 2020, from there, an interview with TVNOTAS gave an interview.
“No [le temo a la muerte]I arrive when my time is God is the only one who knows when I leave, “he said,” I will be happy because I have lived a lot of beautiful things.
“I had a beautiful track. For me to be in the cinema it was like a dream.
Source: univision
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