Anabel Gutierrez, Mexican actress, died on August 21 at the age of 90. Her nephew, Jose Luis Arevalo, broke the news on Twitter, writing,
“My dear aunt Anabel Gutierrez died late Sunday night, six hours after saying goodbye and receiving her blessing.” RIP… I will never forget you!”
Gutierrez rose to prominence in the comedy program Chespirito as Chimoltrufia’s mother, Dona Espotaverderona. The cause of Annabel’s death is unclear, and no further information about her funeral has been released.
6 hours después de despedirnos y de haber recibo su bendición, falleció la noche de este domingo mi adorada tia Anabel Gutiérrez. QEPD… siempre te recordaré! pic.twitter.com/dHYNnDuhed
— José Luis Arévalo (@JLANoticias) August 22, 2022
Anabel Gutierrez’s career in the entertainment industry
Anabel Gutierrez, born September 5, 1931, remains obscure about her educational history. In 1949, she was an extra in two films: El Diablo no es Tan Diablo and La Liga de las Muchachas. She eventually landed prominent roles in other films beginning with the 1951 Mexican drama, Deseada. The main characters in the film were played by Dolores del Rio, Jorge Mistral, Jose Baviera, Arturo Soto Rangel, Enriqueta Reza, Hector Herrera, Wibeut Puerta, Don Chinto, Rosario Gutierrez, E. Puga and Nicolas Urcelay. The film received five Ariel Award nominations, including one for Outstanding Musical Composition.
She then starred in Azahares para tu boda with Fernando Soler, Marga Lopez, Sara Garcia and Joaquin Pardave. She later became famous in the Mexican film business, earning praise for her roles in Muchchas de uniforme, Rostros olvidados, and Escuela de vagabundos.
In 1956, she won the Ariel Award for Best Youth Actress for her performance in Escuela de vagabundos. In films such as La visita que ne toco el timbre, Angelitos del trapecio and El coyote emplumado, she played key roles opposite famous Mexican actors. She starred alongside German Robles in the 1999 film La Ploma de Marsells, which was also her last film appearance.
Television career
Anabel started her television career in the late 1960s and had a great relationship with Gomez Bolanos Roberto, which helped her become a household name in the entertainment industry.
Gutierrez rose to fame as Dona Espotaverderona, La Chimoltrufia’s mother, in the Mexican comedy program Chespirito. The program featured famous Mexican businessmen as guests until it was canceled in 1982. From 1980 to 1995, there were special 40-minute programs. Amariani Romero Gutierrez, daughter of Anabel Gutierrez, is also an actress who has participated in telenovelas such as De frente al sun, Mujer, casos de la vida real, Lola, delete uno vez, Mar de amor and others. He has a granddaughter named Macarena Garca. Macarena is known for her role in the television series Control Z. Further information about Anabel’s personal life is unclear. All these years, there were no rumors that Anabel was in a relationship with someone.
Categories: Entertaintment
Source: HIS Education