The National Association of Actors announced the death of Juan Verduzco, known for his role as “Don Camerino” in the popular Televisa series
This Monday afternoon, the National Association of Actors announced the death of Juan Verduzcoknown for his gaming “Don Camerino” in the popular Televisa series, “The P. Luche Family”.
The information was shared on ANDA's social networks, where they also expressed their condolences and support to the actor's relatives.
“The National Association of Actors deeply regrets the death of our comrade Juan Verduzco, a member of our union. Our condolences go out to his family, friends and colleagues. May he rest in peace,” they wrote.
No information has been given at this time about the circumstances of death or burial arrangements.
Verduzco, who had just turned 78, left a legacy in Mexican television, having participated in several soap operas and Televisa programs throughout his 50-year artistic career.
In 1967 He made his debut on the small screen when he appeared as an extra in the melodrama “La casa de las fieras”. In 1978 he got his first important role in “Human drops” and In 87 he worked alongside Verónica Castro in the soap opera “Wild Rose”.
This year was crucial for his career because he started in the world of comedy in the series “Dr. Cándido Pérez”, with whom he took part Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo.
“My Second Mother”, “Poor Rich Girl”, “Pink Shoelaces”, “Long Live the Children”, “Bridal Veils”, “A Happy Family”, “The Cat”, “The Hotel of Secrets” and “Ringo”. “, are part of his CV; however, his best-known role is that of Don Camerino in the “Familia P. Luche”.
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