This afternoon, through social networks, Fernando Canek, the son of Guadalupe Vázquez, better known as Lupe Vázquez, confirmed the death of the Mexican television actress from the eighties and nineties. The cause of his death is unknown at this time, Infobae said.
In a post on Twitter, he wrote: “Today he went to meet on that plane of the cosmos with his parents, his loves and those affections he anticipated. Actress, comedian, composer, writer, teacher ”.
Lupe’s professional career included theater, television, cabaret and, of course, comedy. Lupe Vázquez was a Mexican actress and writer. She is known for participating in the Dr. Cándido Pérez program, a comedy series broadcast in 1987 and 1993 on Canal de las Estrellas. Directed by Gustavo Gavira, where he played the role of the assistant “Paula”.
Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo participated in this program as a producer, stage director, as well as a series actor. In his Twitter account, the actor dedicated a few words of goodbye and sent condolences to the family, because together with her he shared several projects, they worked together on various comedy shows and their performances are remembered for the sympathetic humor of both actors.
“Today my companion left for theatrical, television, film and cabaret adventures, the wonderful comedian, talented writer and extraordinary comedian Lupe Vázquez,” Jorge Ortiz wrote on Twitter.
Another of her stellar performances in which the actress participated was in Hasta que la muerte los separe, a Mexican soap opera from the production company Televisa, broadcast from 1993 to 1995. The comedy told the life of a married couple who shared adventures with another couple, the story played Jorge Ortiz and Maribel Fernández with the roles of “Jorge” and “Elisa” respectively, Lupe played the role of “Emma”.