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Ana Luisa Peluffo, Golden Age Mexican Film Star, Dies at 96

Her family said she died peacefully at her Jalisco ranch with loved ones, requesting privacy.

Overview

  • The family confirmed her death on March 4 in an official communiqué that reported her age as 96.
  • She died at her ranch in Tepatitlán de Morelos, Jalisco, with funeral services to be held privately in line with her wishes.
  • Her career spanned seven decades with reports ranging from more than 160 films to over 200 total screen and stage credits.
  • She is widely credited with the first documented frontal nude in Mexican cinema for 1955's La fuerza del deseo, a role that challenged prevailing norms.
  • She began with a small role in 1948's Tarzan and the Mermaids, gained international notice with 1977's Flores de papel at the Berlin Film Festival, and sustained a later presence in telenovelas such as Mujeres asesinas and El Mariachi.