PHOTOS: Dynasties of Mexican families from the show.
We present to you some of the dynasties of Mexican famous families that have spanned several generations.
Bichir-Nájera family
Without a doubt, the Bichir-Nájera family is one of the most recognized dynasties in acting in Mexico. The clan begins with Alejandro Bichir and Maricruz Nájera, and continues with their sons Demián, Bruno and Odiseo Bichir. The descendants extend with José Ángel Bichir who is the son of Odysseus.
Zurita-Bach Family
The Zurita-Bach dynasty begins with Humberto Zurita and the late actress Christian Bach. The couple’s talent was inherited from their sons Sebastían Zurita and Emiliano Zurita, who are already well positioned as actors and have managed to build a career in the world of acting.
Pinal family
Probably one of the best known families in the Mexican environment. This 4-generation dynasty originates from the first Mexican actress Silvia Pinal, a reference point for the Golden Age of Mexican cinema and several telenovelas in Mexico. The actress is the mother of talented women such as the actress Sylvia Pasquel, the singer Alejandra Gúzman and Viridiana Alatriste, the latter died in a tragic car accident in 1982. Pinal, is the grandmother of the singer and actress Stephanie Salas and the controversial Frida Sofía and She is also a great-grandmother to Luis Miguel’s daughter, Michelle Salas.
Fernandez family
One of the best known dynasties in the world of music in Mexico is the Fernández which is made up of Vicente Fernández, his sons Vicente Fernández Jr. and Alejandro Fernández, and finally his grandson Alex Fernández who has just performed his wedding ceremony. .
Derbez family
The history of this dynasty begins from the Golden Film Age with the first actress Silvia Derbez. The actress had 2 children, Eugenio and Silvia Eugenia Debez who also dedicated themselves to acting. Eugenio has 4 children and 3 of them are already well known for also dedicating themselves to acting, they are Aislinn Derbez, Vadhir Derbez and José Eduardo Derbez.
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