Enrique Rocha, Mexican actor of soap operas and cinema, dies

Mexico City — The first actor Enrique Rocha, a native of Silao, Guanajuato, died this Sunday at the age of 81; the death was apparently confirmed by one of his employees, Óscar Espejel, according to various media reports.

So far this is the only information that has been released regarding the loss of the actor, known mainly for his antagonistic roles in soap operas such as El Privilegio de Amar.

Among the most recent works of Rocha is the dubbing in the film The Jungle Book, where he gave voice to the panther Bagheera.

Rocha started her career in soap operas The lie in 1965.

He was one of the actors with the longest career and is the actor with the greatest number of antagonistic characters, 14 in total, due to his appearance and his deep tone of voice.

He was recognized for having various villain roles in soap operas such as: I buy that woman, Two women, one path, The ways of love, Rebel, Wild heart, A lucky family, True loves and I plead guilty.