Almost 15 days after his tragic death, still involved in controversy, uncertainty and controversy, the Mexican actor Octavio Ocana, popularized in his country for his role as ‘Benito’ in the Televisa comedy show, Neighbors, has received a posthumous recognition for his work as an actor.
The young man, who would only celebrate his 23 years of age on Sunday, lost his life in an incident that would involve a police chase and a weapon. However, beyond all the controversy that has been generated around what was the truth of the events that involved his death, Octavio Ocaña was decorated on the late night of Friday, November 12 of this year, in an event held in the Mexico City attended by relatives and the actor’s fiancee, Nerea Godinez.
Galería de las Estrellas, a shopping center located in the Miguel Hidalgo mayor’s office of Mexico City, hosted the posthumous tribute for the actor where the Luminaria de Oro was unveiled in his name, which was integrated from that day into the Paseo de las Luminarias.
During the commemorative act for the memory of the young actor / Photo: Instagram berthaocaa.
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On behalf of the actor Octavio Ocaña, his sister Bertha Ocaña and the fiancee Nerea Godínez attended the event. Both were extremely moved by this demonstration in honor of Octavio and thanked the fact that the prints of their hands and a star accompanied by the phrase “Thank you for leaving a deep mark on entertainment in Mexico” add to the distinctions previously made. have been given to various celebrities.
Posthumous recognition to actor Octavio Ocaña / Photo: Instagram berthaocaa
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Followers of the artist have commented on the publication of the recognition made on the Instagram account of both his sister and his fiancée. Many stressed that it won the hearts of the public, others have affirmed that it is honor to whom honor it deserves.
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The recognition given to actor Octavio Ocaña has been signed by the coordinators of this space called Paseo de las Luminarias, Gloria Funtanet, Paola Funtanet, Edoardo Narváez and Sebastián Verti.
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