The National Association of Actors shared on its social networks the sensitive news of the death of the Mexican actress and comedian Zoila Quiñones, at 83 years of age.
“The National Association of Actors regrets the sensitive death of our Comrade Zoila Quiñones. Our condolences to her family, friends and colleagues. Rest in peace,” they wrote.
At the moment the causes of the actress’ death are unknown, although it is expected that in the next few hours family or friends from the artistic community will be able to provide more details about the sensitive decline.
Who was Zoila Quiñones, the beloved Mexican comedian and actress?
The renowned actress and comedian Zoila Quiñones, had a vast career that spans from the 60s to the present, establishing himself as one of the most emblematic figures in the field of entertainment in Mexico. Her versatility allowed her to stand out in a variety of genres, with special emphasis on comedy, leaving her mark with memorable characters on Mexican television and cinema.
One of his most iconic roles was played in the series My secretarywhere he played Adalinaa secretary with a unique charisma, which aired successfully between 1978 and 1986.
During his career, Quinones She has participated in countless television productions, consolidating her reputation as one of the most versatile and talented actresses in Mexico. Specifically in “My Secretary”, her character became one of the most loved by the public, thanks to her chemistry with Lupita Larawho played Lupita, the protagonist.
Born on April 16, 1940 in Mexico City, Zoila Quiñones has managed to win the hearts of both national and international audiences. Over the years, her talent has positioned her as a indispensable reference in the history of Mexican television.
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In which soap operas did Zoila Quiñones participate?
In addition to this success, his filmography includes work in highly relevant soap operas such as:
- Two homes (2011-2012)
- Until money do us part (2009-2010)
- In the name of love (2008-2009)
- Girls Like You (2007)
- Pablo and Andrea (2005)
- Wooden Woman (2004-2005)
- The Other (2002)
- Friends and rivals (2001)
- Deceived Women (1999-2000)
- Dreamers
His contributions to entertainment and culture in Mexico continue to be a testament to his dedication and passion for the art of acting. Through the characters she has played, the famous Mexican has not only entertained generations of viewersbut has contributed significantly to the cultural legacy of his country.
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