QUICK FACTS
Activity Actor
Real name Hildegardo Francisco Guerra Martínez
Nationality Mexico
Birth October 8, 1936 (Aguascalientes – Mexico)
Death February 28, 2018
BIOGRAPHY
Hildegardo Francisco Guerra Martínez, better known as Rogelio Guerra , was a Mexican actor and renowned dubbing voice, born on October 8, 1936, in Aguascalientes, Mexico. Interested, from a young age, in acting, Rogelio initially dedicated himself to modeling, after his parents divorced. Some producers discovered him and invited him to try himself as an actor, a profession that he wanted to practice for many years, beginning his career in films that were nicknamed “Enchilada Western”, that is, films with aesthetics and themes of American Western cinema, but with Mexican actors and spoken in Spanish. Thus, the actor was part of feature films such as The Solitaire (1964), Tierra de Violence (1966), Vuelve el Texano (1966), Rancho Solo (1967), among others. It is not known why he was banned from television in 1967, after his participation in El Derecho de Nacer (1966), but he would return at the end of the 1970s, where he achieved enormous popularity with appearances in soap operas such as Los Ricos Tambien. They cry (1979), Vanessa (1982), Live a little (1985), White angels (1991), Nothing personal (1996), Tequila blue (1998), Tomorrow is forever (2008), among several others. He dedicated his entire life to acting, in addition to sculpture, teaching different courses and summer workshops for children and young people. Guerra died on February 28, 2018, at the age of 81, a victim of respiratory arrest.
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