Patricio Castillo, actor famous for his participation in soap operas such as ‘Sortilegio’ en My husband has a family died at the age of 81 Las Estrellas reported on Thursday, April 15, after he was hospitalized for a lung disease.
Three days ago, the interpreter’s wife confirmed that he was hospitalized and in poor health: “It is a lung condition that my husband has had for a long time and required hospitalization,” Haunani Ruiz said for the Hoy program.
On April 11, the Chilean-born actor had also sent a message to his Instagram followers to clarify that he did not have covid-19 and to confirm that he was hospitalized: “Thank you for your concern, I am in hospitalized but thank god its not covid i am stable happy and thankful with life and also impressed with the amount of things that can be made up i repeat i am stable and very happy thank you all “
Patricio Castillo Born in Santiago de Chile in 1940, he studied for a degree in chemical engineering, but found his true calling in acting. Since the 1970s he has built his artistic career in Mexican television, film and theater.
Some of his most remembered works in soap operas were: ‘Agudamientos de color de rosa’, ‘Tres mujeres’, ‘Alma de Hierro’, ‘Mentir para vivir’, ‘Sortilegio’, ‘Yago’, Mi Husband Has a Family, below other He has also left a great legacy in Mexican cinema: ‘La primera noche’, ‘Amores perros’,’ El Segundo aire ‘and’ Así del precipicio, just to name a few of his films. ‘The flood that come’ and ’12 men in conflict ‘are theatrical hits that are part of his extensive stage career.
‘La mexicana y el güero’ was his last work on television, in this story with Itatí Cantoral and Juan Soler gave life to Jaime Salvatorre.