The Golden Age of Mexican cinema has witnessed important figures who marked the film industry, among them are some of the last surviving comedians of that era.
One of them is Marco Antonio Muñiz, known as the Luxury of Mexico, who at 91 years old is recognized as a singer, musician, and Mexican actor for his outstanding career. On her part, Elsa Aguirre, a 94-year-old actress, is considered one of the great divas of the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema. She herself states that although she is aware of her age, she feels very well and surprised to have reached 92 years.
Another relevant figure is Tongolele, a 92-year-old dancer, vedette, and Mexican actress, of American origin, who is away from the stages. The recent death of Yolanda Montes Tongolele has left a void in the national scene, recalling the legacy of the great divas of that era in Mexico.
Several senior actors and actresses have spoken about the media pressure and scrutiny of social networks due to their advanced age. Despite this, many choose to remain active in their artistic careers, challenging stereotypes.
In Mexico, there are also other long-lived figures such as María Victoria, 97 years old, considered a surviving star of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. Although rumors about her health have spread, her family has stated that she chose to retire to live in peace. Rosita Arenas, 91 years old, and Irma Dorantes, who will soon turn 90, are other retired artists from acting who left their mark on Mexican cinema.
Jacqueline Andere, 86 years old, is recognized as one of the most important actresses in the history of Mexico, thanks to her outstanding performance in film, theater, and television. Her consistency and talent have allowed her to remain a prominent figure in the artistic world.
Finally, Sergio Corona, a 96-year-old Mexican comedian, began his artistic career at the age of 17 through dance, and since then he has continued in the entertainment industry. Over the years, these emblematic figures have left an invaluable legacy in the history of cinema and Mexican culture.
