Ramón Valdés

Mexican actor and comedian known for 'El Chavo del 8'

Ramón Valdés - Mexican actor and comedian known for 'El Chavo del 8'
Born

September 2nd, 1923
101 years ago

Died

1988
37 years ago — 65 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Mexico

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Born in Mexico in 1923, this actor and comedian achieved prominence through the television show 'El Chavo del 8.' The series became one of the most beloved programs in Latin American television history. This individual portrayed the character Don Ramón, a role that resonated with audiences for its humor and charm. Throughout a career that spanned several decades, contributions to various films and other television programs complemented the main success in 'El Chavo del 8.'

Portrayed Don Ramón in 'El Chavo del 8'

Appeared in various comedy films

Worked on other television series

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