Celebrities mourn the death of Silvia Pinal
Adela Micha He dedicated an extensive message in honor of the actress of Mexican golden cinema:
“There are few women whom I have admired as much as Silvia Pinal, the Great Mexican Diva. I grew up watching her films and, from a very young age, she became one of my great references. She is an icon of cinema, television and theater. She broke stereotypes and opened paths. She made national gold cinema shine with her beauty. She collaborated with the best directors and producers in the country. She belonged to and cultivated one of the best. most talented families in Mexico. Their legacy will last forever. I am very sorry for their departure and I extend my deepest condolences to all their families,” the journalist wrote.
There are few women that I have admired as much as Silvia Pinal, the Great Mexican Diva.
I grew up watching his films and, from a very young age, he became one of my great references.
He is an icon of cinema, television and theater. He broke stereotypes and opened new paths.… pic.twitter.com/8ZkHtXJBdq
— Adela Micha (@Adela_Micha)
November 29, 2024
The former president of the Board of Directors of the Televisa Group and son of Emilio Azcárraga Milmo, Emilio Azcárraga Jeanalso left a message in memory of Silvia Pinal. “For me, and for the entire Televisa family, we are sad to say goodbye to the diva of the Cine de Oro, Mexican theater and television, and at the same time it fills us with pride to have shared with her so many years of teaching in what she always was and Televisa will continue to be your home. See you always, Silvia Pinal,” the publication says.
For me, and for the entire Televisa family, we are sad to say goodbye to the diva of the Cine de Oro, Mexican theater and television, and at the same time it fills us with pride to have shared with her so many years of teaching in this one that always was and will continue being his Televisa House.
Until… pic.twitter.com/jxuhY101x1
— emilio azcarraga (@eazcarraga)
November 29, 2024
Lucero He also dedicated a message after the death of ‘the last diva of Mexico’. “My admired and beloved Silvia Pinal. I feel that you remain forever with all of us who have admired you since we can remember. You are one of my favorite great actresses in life. I feel that having shared the scene with you happened very recently, I learned everything from you. I hugged you and enjoyed you so much for so many days, I feel very lucky to have been close to you during our recordings. Thank you for your talent, for being the great diva of this country, for leaving an unmatched legacy in each of us. your projects,” the publication says.
Lucero and Silvia Pinal
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The driver of Windowing, Paty Chapoy He said goodbye to Silvia Pinal and remembered her as a great actress in the world of cinema, television and theater. In addition, he highlighted her as the “great diva of the seventh art of Mexico.”
“Dear Silvia, the world of cinema, television, music, theater and entertainment will miss you. Your life and career leave an unmatched legacy, our great diva of the seventh art of Mexico. To her family and all those who loved her, I send my heartfelt condolences and a loving hug. You will always live in the stories you told, the deep admiration of your audience and the infinite love of yours. Rest in peace.”
## Remembering Silvia Pinal: A Conversation with Film Historian Carmen estrada
The passing of Silvia Pinal has sent shockwaves through the entertainment world. An icon of mexican cinema, television, and theater, she leaves behind a legacy that will continue to inspire generations. To better understand Pinal’s impact, we spoke with renowned film historian Dr. Carmen estrada, an expert on golden-age Mexican cinema.
**World-Today-News.com:** Dr. Estrada, Silvia Pinal was more than just an actress; she was a cultural phenomenon. How would you describe her impact on Mexican society?
**Dr. Estrada:** Absolutely. Silvia Pinal wasn’t simply performing roles; she was embodying aspirations and ideals for women during a pivotal time in Mexico’s history. She emerged during a period of significant social change, and her characters often reflected the desires for independence and empowerment that many mexican women were experiencing.She was bold, she took risks, and she challenged traditional gender roles, inspiring countless women to strive for more.
**World-today-News.com:** adela Micha, a prominent Mexican journalist, spoke of Pinal breaking stereotypes. Can you elaborate on that?
**Dr. Estrada:** Pinal was unafraid to portray complex female characters, with both strengths and vulnerabilities. She wasn’t confined to the typical “damsel in distress” archetype. Characters like the fiery Maria from “El Ángel Exterminador” or the self-reliant and cunning Carlotta from “Viridiana” pushed boundaries and challenged societal expectations of women.
**World-Today-News.com:** Pinal transcends generations. Why do you think her work continues to resonate with audiences today?
**Dr. estrada:** Her performances are timeless. They are imbued with raw emotion, vulnerability, and a captivating screen presence that transcends cultural barriers. Her films explore universal themes of love, loss, betrayal, and ambition that continue to resonate with audiences even today.
**World-Today-News.com:** What is your most memorable Silvia Pinal performance and why?
**Dr. Estrada:** For me, it’s her portrayal of Susana in Luis Buñuel’s “Viridiana.” It’s a complex and challenging role, and Pinal navigates it with remarkable depth and nuance. The film is a masterpiece, and Pinal’s performance is central to its impact
**World-Today-News.com:** As we mourn Silvia Pinal’s passing, how should we remember her legacy?
**Dr. Estrada:** Silvia Pinal was a fearless trailblazer who defied expectations and left an indelible mark on mexican cinema and culture. Her legacy lies in her groundbreaking performances, her enduring screen presence, and her unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries.
She will be dearly missed,but her contributions to the art of film and her impact on Mexican society will continue to inspire and be celebrated for generations to come.
Thank you, Dr. Estrada,for sharing your insights on this remarkable woman.
