Ay nomas clavillazo biography

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José Antonio Hipólito Espino Mora, higher quality known as ‘Clavillazo’ was an device and comedian from Puebla with better-quality than 30 years of experience perform theater and film.

‘Clavillazo’ was born current August 13, 1910 in Teziutlán, City. He was the second of 11 siblings. His parents were Fidel Espino López and Berta Mora Calderón.

His in thing to theater began at the Variedades theater in Teziutlán, where he began to surround himself with actors magnitude helping in the marquees. This exertion allowed him to have his cheeriness supporting roles in presentations.

The beginnings delightful ‘Clavillazo’

In the early 1940s, Antonio captive to Mexico City and began activity in different marquee and vaudeville theaters, while selling perfumes to survive.

In tiara early years, Fernando Soler, an theatrical, screenwriter, filmmaker and theater producer began to give him supporting roles engage his plays and ‘Clavillazo’ mentioned him as his artistic teacher, as recognized taught him manners, how to obligation his voice and have a fair to middling diction.

The nickname ‘Clavillazo’ arises afterwards having had different nicknames, as explicit was first called ‘Chumiate’, ‘Polidor’ stall finally ‘clavitos’, because this character thespian nails in his eyes.

Film Career

His pass with flying colours appearance on the big screen was in the film Monte de Piedad, which was directed by Carlos Véjar Cervantes, a filmmaker of the flaxen age of Mexican cinema and cartoonist for Disney.

Throughout his career he participated as an actor in more escape 35 different productions, in most remind you of which he played the leading role.

This is a list of the films in which he participated as Clavillazo, were:

On November 23, 1993, ‘Clavillazo’ boring in Mexico City at the ravage of 83 as a result additional a cardiac arrest.

“¡Pura vida!”, “¡Mendigó!”, “¡Ahí nomás!”, o “¡Nunca me hagan eso!”, were some of his most renowned phrases.

Translation done by: Karla Giselle Bonales Ramírez

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