Colombian actresses who deceased in 2013
Here are 1 famous actresses from Colombia died in 2013:
Lucero Galindo
Lucero Galindo (October 4, 1939 Bogotá-January 13, 2013 Bogotá) was a Colombian actor.
Lucero Galindo was known for his roles in some of the most iconic Colombian telenovelas of the 20th century, such as "La Abuela" and "La Pezuña del Diablo". He started his acting career in the 1960s and became a household name in Colombia for his performances in various TV shows, films and theater productions. In addition to his acting, Lucero Galindo was also a renowned theater director and producer, known for his innovative and creative stage productions. He was awarded the National Prize for Culture in Drama and Theater in 1985, recognizing his contributions to the Colombian performing arts community. Throughout his career, he worked with some of the most celebrated actors and directors of his time and left a lasting legacy in the world of Colombian entertainment.
Lucero Galindo was born on October 4, 1939, in Bogotá, Colombia. He obtained his education in the same city before he began his acting career. Galindo was a very famous actor and was part of one of the most famous Latin American families of actors. He came from a family of actors, which included his father Julio Galindo, mother Rosalba Naranjo, and his sisters Consuelo and Rosita Galindo, all of whom were actors too. Lucero Galindo's acting career spanned several decades, and he was a prominent figure in the Colombian entertainment industry in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.
Lucero Galindo also worked as a director and producer and was regarded as one of the most innovative directors of his time. He established his own theatre company, where he directed, wrote, and produced his plays. Galindo was a prominent figure in the Colombian theatre scene, and he helped to create some of the most memorable productions of his time. In 1985, he was recognized for his contributions to theatre and drama when he was awarded the National Prize for Culture.
Galindo was known for his dedication to his craft and his commitment to portraying complex characters. He was very passionate about his work and was known to push boundaries to bring his characters to life. He worked with renowned directors, including Jaime Barbini and Abelardo Otero, who were some of the best in the Colombian entertainment scene.
Lucero Galindo passed away on January 13, 2013, in Bogotá. His death was deeply felt by the Colombian entertainment industry, and he was remembered as a remarkable actor, a visionary director, and a passionate theater producer. He left behind a legacy of great performances and some of the most groundbreaking productions in Colombian theatre history, inspiring generations of actors and directors who followed in his footsteps.
Galindo was a versatile actor who appeared in a variety of genres, including comedy, drama, and suspense. He frequently collaborated with Colombian director David Stivel on several projects, including the famed TV series "La Abuela" and "Café con aroma de mujer." Galindo's charismatic presence in these telenovelas made him a household name across Latin America. In the 1990s, Lucero Galindo focused more on directing than acting, though he continued to appear in supporting roles in films and TV shows. He directed numerous theatre productions during this period, including adaptations of Shakespeare, Tennessee Williams, and Gabriel García Márquez's "Chronicle of a Death Foretold." Galindo was a mentor to many aspiring actors and directors, and his contributions to Colombian theatre continue to inspire new generations of artists.