- Date de naissance
- Date de décès19 juin 2007 · Ville de Mexico, Mexique (pneumonie)
- Nom de naissanceJosé Pascual Antonio Aguilar Márquez Barraza
- Surnoms
- El Charro de México
- Tony
- Mexico's Roy Rogers
- Taille1,89 m
- Antonio Aguilar est né le 17 mai 1919 au Mexique. Il était artiste musical et acteur. Il est connu pour Il était une fois Zapata (1970), Valente Quintero (1973) et El ojo de vidrio (1969). Il était marié à Flor Silvestre et Otilia Larrañaga. Il est mort le 19 juin 2007 à Mexico, Mexique.
- ConjointsFlor Silvestre(29 octobre 1959 - 19 juin 2007) (son décès, 2 enfants)Otilia Larrañaga(June 27, 1958 - ?) (divorcé)
- Enfants
- ParentsJesús Aguilar AguilarÁngela Márquez-Barraza Valle
- ProchesGuadalupe Pineda(Niece or Nephew)Majo Aguilar(Grandchild)Susana Aguilar(Grandchild)Ángela Aguilar(Grandchild)
- Had six siblings: Jose Roque Barraza, Salvador Barraza, Guadalupe Barraza, Luis Tomas Barraza, Mariano Barraza and Josefina Barraza.
- He was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording at 7060 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California on September 7, 2000.
- Has the distinction of portraying both revolutionary leaders Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata in Mexican cinema.
- His first film co-starring his second wife, Flor Silvestre, was La huella del chacal (1956). This was an installment in the Western film series "Mauricio Rosales 'El Rayo'". Both also co-starred in the series' last official installment, Los muertos no hablan (1958), and a subsequent revival, Sabor a sangre (1980).
- [on his early days as an entertainer] There were many hungry days. God bless those hungry days. They teach you a lot.
- [to the Hollywood studio that offered him a role in a movie] You have one formula. A hero. A dame. An Indian and a bad Mexican. The hero has to kill the Indian and the bad Mexican to win the girl. No wonder your pictures do not make money. You cannot hurt the feelings of 350,000,000 Latins. You came to me. I didn't come to you. I have my terms.
- From the seminary, I went to live with an uncle. He decided we needed an airplane pilot in the family business. I came to the United States to study aviation, and later went to Mount Union college. I got a scholarship to study singing under Deanna Durbin's former coach in Hollywood. My uncle wired that I was fired from the family business because it had no room for clowns.
- [1969] I have been in 103 Mexican movies. Hollywood came after me. I dictated my terms because I had confidence.
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