Papá soltero

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Papá soltero (Single Father) was a Mexican sitcom series produced by Luis de Llano Macedo from 1987 to 1994. It starred singer César Costa as well as actors , Edith Márquez and Luis Mario Quiroz, Jorge Pablo Carrillo.

Synopsis[]

César Costa plays a fictionalized version of himself, the head of a middle-high class family who happens to be a single father, hence the name of the show. He has two sons and a daughter: Miguel (Gerardo Quiroz), the eldest, Alejandra (Edith Márquez) and Cesarín (Luis Mario Quiroz), the youngest. They have a strong relationship with their maid Gumara (Aurora Alonso). They live, in an apartment, where they befriend their apartment building's handyman known as "Pocholo" (José Luis Cordero) and Juan (Juan Peláez/Octavio Galindo), their womanizing neighbor who repeatedly gets others into trouble.

Cast[]

  • César Costa as César
  • Edith Marquez as Alejandra
  • Gerardo Quiroz as Miguel
  • Luis Mario Quiroz as Cesarín
  • José Luis Cordero as Pocholo
  • Aurora Alonso as Gumara

During its six-year run the show had more than 60 guests from among popular stars of the era.

Awards[]

In 1989 Costa won the TVyNovelas Award for Best Comedic Performance for Papá soltero; the show was also nominated twice for Best Comedy Program but did not win.[citation needed]

Projected non-television revival[]

In 2018 Costa told El Universal that he planned to revive the series in movie theaters and on stage.[1]

References[]

  1. ^ Odeth Figueroa (19 January 2018). "Regresa Papá Soltero… pero no a la televisión". TV y Novelas (in Spanish).

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