The entertainment world is in mourning for the loss of actress Flor Procuna, who passed away at the age of 73. The Mexican actress was known for her role as the villain Irma Ramos in the soap opera 'The Rich Also Cry.'
In her early days in film, Procuna participated in several notable movies, such as 'The Cynic, The Paradise,' and in 1973 she starred in two successful films: 'My Waitress' alongside Julio Alemán and 'Renzo, the Gypsy' with Braulio Castillo. In 1975, she stood out as the lead in 'Right of Asylum.'
Juan José Origel, a recognized journalist, lamented the departure of Flor Procuna and remembered her as a very dear friend. Procuna's artistic legacy includes her iconic role in 'The Rich Also Cry,' where she played the stepmother and antagonist of Mariana Villarreal, a character portrayed by Verónica Castro.
Flor Procuna, daughter of Mexican bullfighter Luis Procuna and Consuelo Chamorro Benard, was raised in a family environment connected to art and entertainment. She is remembered not only for her acting talent but also for her beauty and charisma. Procuna's passing has touched her fans and colleagues in the artistic community.
