Arturo García Tenorio, Renowned Mexican actor died last Thursday, November 14 at the age of 70.. This news was confirmed on social networks by his friend and colleague Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo.
“With sadness and great pain, I inform you that the prominent actor Arturo García Tenorio He has just died at 70 years of age; My deepest condolences to his family, colleagues and friends. Rest in peace,” Jorge wrote on his social networks.
According to what was reported by Univisión, Arturo García’s son confirmed that the cause of The actor’s death was due to a consequence of lung disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) that I had a few years ago.
“It is true that it was COPD. Unfortunately it was very fast. Thanks to ANDA, which reacted when it could and helped us (…) Jorge (Ortiz de Pinedo) was present there, looking forward to it and helping as soon as possible. Unfortunately, it was a respiratory arrest and he didn’t arrive, but I know he left peacefully,” said the actor’s son, as quoted by Univision.
Furthermore, he added that, “We are going to cremate him and I know that he always wanted to know the world and my mother, my sister and I have the option to do that, to take it with us and I hope, at some point, to put it in some beautiful place, somewhere on the planet where it can stay forever.”
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In a kind and respectful manner ALEJANDRO GARCÍA Son of the actor ARTURO GARCÍA TENORIO RIP He spent a few moments with the media and talked about the last moments of his father who suffered from COPD 🙏 pic.twitter.com/DZJ51YFyUd— Edn (@edorantes1) November 17, 2024
In which productions was the deceased actor Arturo García Tenorio part?
Arturo García Tenorio was born in 1954 and at 19 years old, that is, in 1973 he began his career participating in “El Chapulín Colorado” and in “Chespirito” in 1981. As well as he was in productions such as Rosa Salvaje, Carrusel, La Fuerza del Amor, María Mercedes, My Little Naughty Girl, Class 406, Corazón Salvaje, Mejor Alona, among others.
Florinda Meza, Through his social networks, he sent a message of condolences, after learning of the death notice of the renowned Mexican actor, who worked in “El Chapulín Colorado” and “Chespirito.”
“When a friend leaves… So many hours shared, so many good memories, so many joys. I hope that my Rober, Ramón, Rubén, Angelines, El Chato, Horacio and Héctor Bonilla threw you a welcome party. Arturo García Tenorio, I bless your life!”, expressed Meza.
When a friend leaves… So many hours shared, so many good memories, so many joys. I hope that my Rober, Ramón, Rubén, Angelines, El Chato, Horacio and Héctor Bonilla threw you a welcome party. Arturo García Tenorio, I bless your life! pic.twitter.com/x4ZIbzgEB3
— Florinda Meza (@FlorindaMezaCH) November 16, 2024
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Toughest days on set.
As the website editor for world-today-news.com, I would like to express my condolences on the passing of the renowned Mexican actor Arturo García Tenorio. His contributions to the entertainment industry won’t be forgotten anytime soon. We are deeply saddened by this loss and understand that his fans are also mourning his passing. To commemorate his life and career, we would like to hear from notable figures in the industry about their experiences working with him and their memories of him as a person.
For this interview, we have arranged for two guests: Florinda Meza, a fellow actor who worked with Arturo Garcia Tenorio, and Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo, a close friend and colleague of the late actor. They will be discussing their memories of Arturo García Tenorio, his career highlights, and his impact on the entertainment industry.
Interviewer: Thank you both for joining us today. We are deeply saddened by the loss of Arturo García Tenorio and would like to start by asking about your memories of him as a person and an actor.
Florinda Meza: Arturo Garcia Tenorio was a very kind-hearted person. We shared many laughs and good times together both on and off the set. He was always willing to help others, and had agenerous spirit. As an actor, he was incredibly talented and passionate about his craft. He brought life to every character he played, and I think that’s what made him so beloved by audiences.
Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo: Yes, I completely agree. Arturo was not only an amazing actor but also a great friend. We worked together on many projects, and he always brought excitement and energy to the set. His ability to connect with the audience was truly remarkable. He will be deeply missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him.
Interviewer: Can you tell us about some of the productions you worked on with Arturo García Tenorio?
Florinda Meza: Well, of course! We worked together on “El Chapulín Colorado” and “Chespirito.” I remember one time, during a particularly challenging shoot, he kept everyone laughing and smiling despite the long hours and demanding schedule. His positivity was infectious and helped us get through the
