Alicia Bonet, beloved actress of Mexican films like ‘Even the Wind is Afraid’ and former Juan Ferrara, dies | Univision Celebrities

The actress Alicia Bonetone of the most emblematic figures of Mexican cinema during the sixties and seventies, died at 78 years old, as confirmed this October 26.

Her participation in films that marked an era such as ‘Even the Wind is Afraid’, directed by Carlos Enrique Taboada, made her a reference in horror cinema in that country.

Bonet developed an artistic career that encompassed theater, television and cinema, standing out for his ability to adapt to the different stages of entertainment in Mexico.

Her reserved character outside the public sphere contrasted with the intensity of the characters she played, women of great emotional complexity who today form part of the country’s cinematographic heritage.

The National Association of Interpreters (ANDI) confirmed the death of the actress through a statement released on social networks. In the message, the institution expressed:

“The National Association of Interpreters communicates the sensitive death of our interpreter partner Alicia Bonet. Mexican actress remembered for her participation in films such as ‘Even the Wind is Afraid’, ‘Bachelorette Party’ and ‘The Scapular’,” they highlighted.

“To his family and friends We send our deepest condolences on behalf of the Board of Directors and Surveillance Committee of ANDI”.

The causes of death were not immediately announced.

Born on April 26, 1947 in Mexico City, Alicia Bonet began her career in youth theater during the 1950s, soon making her way into cinema.

He shared credits with prominent figures in the field such as Angélica María, Arturo de Córdova, Alberto Vázquez and Andrés Soler.

Among his most recognized works are films and soap operas such as ‘Guadalajara en Verano’ and the movie ‘Rubí’, based on the 1968 soap opera and whose melodrama had two successful ‘remakes’ in 2004 and 2020.

Afterwards, She married fellow actor Claudio Brook.recognized for his collaborations with Luis Buñuel in ‘The Exterminating Angel’ and ‘Simón del Desierto’. From this union their children Arturo and Gabriel were born.