Julio Alemán
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Julio Alemán | |
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| Born | Julio Méndez Alemán November 29, 1933 Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico |
| Died | April 11, 2012 (aged 78) |
| Nationality | Mexican |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Years active | 1952–2012 |
| Spouse(s) | Esperanza Martínez (?-2012); (his death) |
| Children | 6 |
Julio Méndez Alemán (November 29, 1933 – April 11, 2012) was a Mexican actor.[1]
Biography[]
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Alemán was born in Morelia, Michoacán. After studying to be an agronomical engineer, he turned to show business. His first film was in 1957. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, he was the MC of the Mexican version of the Italian children's puppet show Topo Gigio.
Alemán appeared in more than 151 films and was elected, for a period, chairman of the Mexican actors' union, the Asociación Nacional de Actores (National Actors' Association).
Death[]
Alemán died in Mexico City on April 11, 2012. He had been diagnosed with lung cancer. His remains were cremated and a memorial service was held on April 12, 2012, in Mexico City.
Filmography[]
Telenovelas[]
- Soy tu dueña as Ernesto Galeana (2010)
- Corazón salvaje as Narrator / Judge Pedro Solana (2009-2010)
- Las tontas no van al cielo as Don Arturo Molina (2008)
- Amor sin maquillaje as Himself (2007)
- Destilando Amor as Roberto Avellaneda (2007)
- La verdad oculta as Adolfo Avila (2006)
- Mujer de madera as Aarón Santibáñez (2004-2005)
- Amor real as Joaquin Fuentes Guerra (2003)
- Las vías del amor as Don Alberto Betanzos (2002-2003)
- Mi destino eres tú as Augusto Rodriguez Franco (2000)
- Alma rebelde as Diego (1999)
- "Cuento de Navidad" as Severo Rubiales Conde (1999)
- "Infamia" as Victor Andreu (1981)
- "Sandra y Paulina" as Andres (1980)
- "Dos a quererse" (1977)
- "Pobre Clara" as Cristian De La Huerta (1975)
- "Sacrificio de Mujer" as Miguel Angel (1972)
- "El adorable profesor Aldao" as Mariano Aldao (1971)
- "" (1969)
- "Rocambole" (1967)
- "Nuestro barrio" (1965)
- "" (1962)
- "Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz" (1962)
- "El otro" (1960)
- "Senda prohibida" (1958)
Peliculas[]
- "" (2007)
- "" (2006)
- "" as San Pedro (2006)
- "" (2006)
- "" (2005)
- "" (2003)
- "" (2002)
- "" (2001)
- "" as Sebastian (2001)
- "" (2001)
- "" as Maestro (2000)
- "" as Don Aurelio (2000)
- "" (2000)
- "" (2000)
- "" (1999)
- "" (1999)
- "" (1999)
- "" (1999)
- "Si nos dejan" (1999)
- "" as comandante (1998)
- "" as Don Artemio (1998)
- "" (1998)
- "" (1998)
- "" (1998)
- "" (1998)
- "" (1998)
- "" (1998)
- "Bronco" (1991)
- "" as Pedro de Limantur (1990)
- "" (1990)
- "Vacaciones de terror" as Fernando (1989)
- "" (1988)
- "Ladron" (1988)
- "" (1988)
- "" (1987)
- "" as Mr. de la Parra (1986)
- "" (1986)
- "" (1985)
- "" (1984)
- "" (1984)
- "" (1983)
- "" (1983)
- "" as Regino (1983)
- "" (1983)
- "" (1982)
- "" (1981)
- "" (1981)
- "" (1980)
- "" (1980)
- "Del otro lado del puente" (1980)
- "" as Joe (1980)
- "" as Alvaro Cortes (1979)
- "" (1978)
- "" (1977)
- "" (1975)
- "" (1975)
- "" (1975)
- "" (1974)
- "" as Marcelo (1974)
- "" as Martin (1973)
- "" (1973)
- "" (1973)
- "" (1973)
- "" (1973)
- "Tampico" (1972)
- "" (1972)
- "" (1972)
- "" (1971)
- "" (1971)
- "" (1971)
- "" as Antonio Dominguez (1971)
- "" as Martin (1971)
- "" as Martin Duran (1970)
- "" as El Tunco Maclovio Castro (1970)
- "Cruz de amor" (1970)
- "La Muralla verde" as Mario (1970)
- "" (1970)
- "" (1970)
- "" (1969)
- "" (1969)
- "" (1969)
- "" as Ricardo (1969)
- "" (1969)
- "" as Alex Dinamo (1969)
- "" (1969)
- "" (1969)
- "" (1969)
- "Las Pirañas aman en Cuaresma" as Raul (1969)
- "Corazón salvaje" as Juan del Diablo (1968)
- "" (1968)
- "" as Leonardo Reyes (1968)
- "" (1967)
- "" as Rocambole (1967)
- "" as Alex Dinamo (1967)
- "" as Rocambole (1967)
- "La Perra" as Lucas (1967)
- "" (1967)
- "The Partisan of Villa as Ricardo Peñalver (1967)
- "El derecho de nacer" as Alberto Limonta (1966)
- "" (1966)
- "Solo de noche vienes" (1966)
- "" (1965)
- "" (1965)
- "" (1965)
- "" (1965)
- "" (1965)
- "" (1964)
- "" (1964)
- "" as Lorenzo Robles (1964)
- "" as Julio Benavente (1964)
- "Museo del horror" (1964)
- "Amor y sexo" as Raul Solana (1964)
- "" (1964)
- "" as Fuentes (1964)
- "" (1963)
- "La Diosa impura" as Julio (1963)
- "" (1963)
- "" (1963)
- "" (1963)
- "" (1963)
- "" (1962)
- "" (1962)
- "" as Antonio (1962)
- "" (1962)
- "Locos por la música" (1962)
- "" (1962)
- "" (1962)
- "" (1962)
- "" (1962)
- "" as Antonio (1962)
- "" as Caronte (1962)
- "" (1962)
- "" (1962)
- "" as Raymundo (1962)
- "" (1961)
- "Los Inocentes" (1961)
- "" as Martin Del Hierro (1961)
- "" (1961)
- "" as Antonio (1961)
- "Los Jovenes" as El Gato (1961)
- "" (1961)
- "" (1961)
- "" as Antonio (1961)
- "" (1960)
- "La Cigüeña dijo sí" (1960)
- "" (1960)
- "" as Antonio (1960)
- "" (1960)
- "" (1959)
- "" (1958)
- "" (1957)
TV series[]
- "" as Don Felix Marquez (2001)
- "" as host (1989)
- "" as host (1971)
References[]
- ^ Muere el actor Julio Alemán, víctima de cáncer, a los 79 años Archived 2012-04-14 at the Wayback Machine (in Spanish)
External links[]
- Julio Alemán at IMDb
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- 1933 births
- 2012 deaths
- 20th-century Mexican male actors
- 21st-century Mexican male actors
- Mexican male film actors
- Mexican male telenovela actors
- People from Morelia
- Male actors from Michoacán
- Deaths from cancer in Mexico
- Deaths from lung cancer