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Key moments and achievements from Ana Peluffo's life.
Ana was born
· Tepatitlán de Morelos, Jalisco, Mexico
Career Start
Ana Luisa Peluffo made her screen debut as an extra in the American film 'Tarzan and the Mermaids' in 1948, beginning a career that would see her appear in more than 200 films and television shows. Born in Mexico City on October 9, 1929, she became one of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema's most renowned actresses.
Career Start
Ana Luisa Peluffo made her screen debut as an extra in the American film 'Tarzan and the Mermaids' in 1948, beginning a career that would see her appear in more than 200 films and television shows. Born in Mexico City on October 9, 1929, she became one of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema's most renowned actresses.
Historic Milestone
In 1955, Peluffo became the first Mexican artist, male or female, to perform a public nude scene, presented in the film 'La Fuerza del deseo.' The groundbreaking role established her name in Mexican cinema and helped her transition from sensational roles to serious dramas and comedies.
Historic Milestone
In 1955, Peluffo became the first Mexican artist, male or female, to perform a public nude scene, presented in the film 'La Fuerza del deseo.' The groundbreaking role established her name in Mexican cinema and helped her transition from sensational roles to serious dramas and comedies.
Won Award
Peluffo won the Diosa de Plata (Silver Goddess) award for Best Actress for her role in 'La venida del rey Olmos' in 1975. The award, Mexico's equivalent of the Academy Award, recognized her dramatic range and established her as one of the country's finest dramatic actresses.
Won Award
Peluffo won the Diosa de Plata (Silver Goddess) award for Best Actress for her role in 'La venida del rey Olmos' in 1975. The award, Mexico's equivalent of the Academy Award, recognized her dramatic range and established her as one of the country's finest dramatic actresses.
Film Festival Selection
In 1977, Peluffo starred in the film 'Paper Flowers' (Flores de papel), which was entered into the 28th Berlin International Film Festival. The selection brought international recognition to her work and showcased Mexican cinema on one of the world's most prestigious film stages.
Film Festival Selection
In 1977, Peluffo starred in the film 'Paper Flowers' (Flores de papel), which was entered into the 28th Berlin International Film Festival. The selection brought international recognition to her work and showcased Mexican cinema on one of the world's most prestigious film stages.
Won Award
In 1996, Peluffo received a second Diosa de Plata, this time honoring her extraordinary long career in Mexican cinema. With over 200 films spanning nearly five decades, she held one of the longest filmographies of any featured actress in Mexican cinema history.
Won Award
In 1996, Peluffo received a second Diosa de Plata, this time honoring her extraordinary long career in Mexican cinema. With over 200 films spanning nearly five decades, she held one of the longest filmographies of any featured actress in Mexican cinema history.
Ana Peluffo passed away
