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Manuel Saval Born June 22, 1956
Hermosillo, Sonora, MéxicoDied June 23, 2009 (aged 53)
Mexico City, MéxicoSpouse Martha Eugenia Gallegos (?-his death) Manuel Saval (Juan Manuel Ruiz Saval) [1] was an actor who appeared in over twenty telenovelas as well as on the stage and cinema.[2][3] His best known role was opposite Victoria Ruffo in the telenovela Simplemente Maria.
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Biography
Saval was the son of actress and singer Manolita Saval. He was married to Martha Eugenia Gallegos, with whom he had a son, Francisco.[3]
Death
The day before his death, a gathering in his honor, arranged by his friend Adal Ramones and attended by his many friends, was held. Because of his ill health, Saval was unable to attend, but a video connection was established between his home and the gathering. His friends remembered him for his great kindness and as always being an elegant person.[4][5]
He passed away in 2009 after a three year battle with cancer of the larynx, which he attributed to his smoking.[6]
Television
- 2006: Mujer, casos de la vida real
- 2005: Bajo el mismo techo Carlos
- 2005: Sueños y Caramelos Augusto Monraz
- 2004: Corazones al limite Osvaldo
- 2002: ¡Vivan los Niños! Fernando Molina
- 2002: Cómplices al rescate Rolando
- 2000: Carita de ángel Padre Gabriel Larios
- 1999: Rosalinda Alfredo del Castillo
- 1998: Diario de Daniela, El
- 1995: María la del Barrio Oscar Montalban
- 1992: Mágica juventud
- 1989: Simplemente María Juan Carlos del Villar
- 1987: Pobre Señorita Limantour, La Armando
- 1986: Muchachita Chucho
- 1985: Años pasan, Los Rodolfo
- 1985: Juana Iris
- 1984: Guadalupe Roberto
- 1984: Años felices, Los Rodolfo Saldaña
- 1984: Principessa Reynaldo
- 1982: Lo que el cielo no perdona
- 1981: Espejismo Juan José
- 1980: Corazones sin rumbo Jorge
Cinema
- 1976: El Esperado amor desesperado
Stage
- "Papacito piernas largas"
- "Gigi"
- "Ah que muchachita"
References
External links
Categories:- 1956 births
- Mexican actors
- Mexican telenovela actors
- 2009 deaths
- Deaths from laryngeal cancer
- Cancer deaths in Mexico
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