Actress Helena Rojo Dies From Cancer, What Happened?
Mexican soap and theatre actress Helen Rojo has passed away at the age of 79 after being diagnosed with liver cancer. Fans took to social media to pay tribute to the late star, who passed away at her home in Mexico City. She left behind her husband Benjamín Fernández. Journalist María Luisa Valdés Doria confirmed her death on February 3.
Rojo was one of the most successful actresses on Mexican TV but started her extensive career as a model during the sixties. She was recognized for her work by numerous awards, including the Ariel Awards for Best Actress. Her film debut in 1970 on The Suicide Club was when she played Luciana Duval in “El Privilegio de Amar” or The Privilege of Love. In 2006, she appeared in Vidas de Fuego, which was featured on the comedy drama series Ugly Betty.
One of her most popular TV shows was Love that Deceives. Carmen Larios, Vice President of Programming at A&E and Lifetime, expressed pride in the first season of Amores que Engañan, Lifetime’s original co-production with premium content for the region. Lifetime believes that the show offers 12 unique and relevant episodes where women are not only protagonists but also show how they can overcome great obstacles.
REAKING NEWS: MEXICAN ACTRESS HELENA ROJO DIED TODAY Award winning actress HELENA ROJO lost a fierce and brave battle against cancer. The National Society of Actors sent out the news as soon as the family of the beloved actress allowed for the news to become public. HELENA ROJO was 79 years old and had recently been diagnosed with liver cancer. Her strong battle against the aggressive and vicious disease lasted a few months. The artistic legacy of HELENA ROJO includes major acting roles in Telenovelas and movies. Her most distinguished roles include EL PRIVILEGIO DE AMAR, ABRÁZAME MUY FUERTE, and AMOR REAL. Our heartfelt condolences to her family, friends, colleagues, and fans. HELENA ROJO leaves a legacy rich in wonderful performances and beautiful acting.
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Roxana Rotundo, CEO of VIP 2000 TV, said that “Amores que Engañan” is a franchise that brings together everything to be an international success. The stories told in this season discover the Hispanic woman, a resilient woman, who always comes out ahead in the face of any adversity.
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