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Carlos Muñoz Sánchez (Puente Nacional, Santander, January 3, 1934 - Bogotá, January 11, 2016) [1] was a Colombian actor of film, theater and television. [2] Highlighted by the media in Colombia as the actor of the twentieth century. [3] [4]
Carlos Muñoz
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Carlos Muñoz in 2012
Personal information
Birth name
Carlos Muñoz Sánchez
Birth
January 3, 1934
Flag of Colombia Puente Nacional, Santander, Colombia
Death
January 11, 2016
(82 years old)
Flag of Colombia Bogotá, Colombia
nationality
Colombian
Family
Couple
Luz Helena Ángel Jaramillo
Children
Manuela Muñoz Ángel
Professional information
Occupation
Actor
Debut year
1954
Year of retirement
2015
Art awards
Others awards
India Catalina Awards
Best soap opera actor
1985 • But I'm still the king
1988 • San Tropel
1994 • The force of power
2015 • Víctor Nieto Prize for a lifetime
TVyNovelas Awards
Best soap opera actor
1994 • The force of power
Luis Fernando Vallejo Rendón (Medellín, October 24, 1942) is a Colombian writer and filmmaker and nationalized Mexican. He has received numerous awards for his works -including the Rómulo Gallegos and FIL Awards for Literature in Romance Languages-, and is distinguished by his activism in defense of animal rights, for being a critic of the Catholic Church, for the way of doing politics in Colombia, false morals, physics, formalities. He is a staunch opponent of former President Álvaro Uribe. Two of his novels -El desbarrancadero and La Virgen de los Sicarios- appear in the first 15 places on the list made in 2007 by 81 Spanish-American and Spanish writers and critics with the best 100 books in the Spanish language of the last 25 years.2 It is openly homosexual, declared atheist and because of his antinatalist views, he has no children.3
In 2012 he was recognized as one of the "ten most influential intellectuals in Ibero-America 2012" by the readers of Foreign Policy magazine. Biography [edit]
Fernando Vallejo is one of the seven sons of the former senator, former Minister of Development, former president of the conservative directorate of Antioquia, former Secretary of Government and Conservative lawyer Anibal Vallejo Alvarez. The future writer grew up in Medellín, his hometown.
A fan of classical music, he liked to play piano works by Mozart, Chopin, Gluck and Richard Strauss. After a year of studies at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the National University of Colombia in Bogotá, he graduated in Biology at the Javeriana University. He traveled to Europe and studied cinematography in Italy, at the Experimental School of Cinecitta. On February 25, 1971 he moved to Mexico City, where he has produced all of his work. Since then he has not lived in Colombia again.