Silvia Pinal, Icon of Mexican Cinema's Golden Age, Dies at 93
The legendary actress, known for her collaborations with Luis Buñuel and her contributions to Mexican film, television, and theater, passed away in Mexico City following a brief illness.
- Silvia Pinal, a defining figure of Mexico's Golden Age of Cinema, passed away at the age of 93 in Mexico City after being hospitalized for a urinary tract infection.
- Pinal gained international acclaim for her roles in Luis Buñuel's films, including the Palme d'Or-winning 'Viridiana' (1961), 'The Exterminating Angel' (1962), and 'Simon of the Desert' (1965).
- Over a six-decade career, Pinal appeared in 84 films, 42 plays, and numerous television productions, leaving an indelible mark on Mexican culture and entertainment.
- She also ventured into politics, serving as a federal lawmaker and senator for the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) during the late 20th century.
- Her legacy as a pioneer in theater, film, and television is celebrated by peers, family, and cultural leaders, who describe her as a cornerstone of Mexico's cultural history.
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