Anabel Gutiérrez, actress of Chespirito and Mexican gold cinema, dies

Mexico mourns one of the figures of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. At 89, the comedian and actress Anabel Gutierrez He passed away on Sunday, August 21, leaving behind fifty productions.

The news was confirmed by his nephew, the Mexican journalist José Luis Arévalo, who wrote on the networks “He was always with me, always attentive and affectionate…there are many beautiful memories that I have with her and of her… today I had the fortune to be with her and when we say goodbyerecognized me and gave me his blessing”.

Gutiérrez began his career at a very young age, participating as an extra in the film The devil is not so devil, when was 16 years old.

homeless school (1955), little angels of the trapeze (1959), music in the night (1958), The Adventures of Pito Perez (1957) and the feathered coyote (1983) were some of his most recognized films and with which he managed to establish himself as a figure of the so-called Golden Age of Mexican cinema.

One of the most popular roles that she played throughout her career and for which she is known throughout Latin America is that of Mrs. Spotaverderona Torquemada, the mother of Chimoltrufia.

He also participated in several television projects, such as some episodes of Woman, real life cases (2002-2005) and in soap operas under the same skin (2003), Crazy Love (2000) and Angel Face (2000), which were seen in Bolivia.