Yesterday, the National Association of Actors (ANDA) announced through its Twitter account that actress Graciela Orozco died at the age of 86, without revealing the causes of her death.

On her Instagram profile, Stephanie Ripstein, who was the actress’s manager, wrote “She joins the sorrow that the family of the First Actress Graciela Orozco, who today left to meet with the creator, seizes. Our deepest condolences to their families, Itzimná, Fernando, and Rodrigo. Woman of unparalleled talent, extraordinary teacher, but above all things, a fighter woman, always with a smile, advice or a word of encouragement”.

“Graciela Orozco, who not only left her mark on multiple occasions, in various media but most importantly; in the hearts of those who knew him! Receive your family our greatest condolences. Now heaven will enjoy it,” concludes the statement.

THE EXTENSIVE CAREER OF GRACIELA OROZCO

Originally from Chiautempan, Tlaxcala, Graciela was born on November 24, 1935. The actress moved to Mexico City to study at the “National Institute of Fine Arts” (INBA), within the theater art school.

Orozco’s career spans more than 50 years, working in both film and television, including voiceover and teaching jobs in rural communities.

Within the filmography of the interpreter, there are films such as ” The Gift of God “, “Euthanasia Club”, “The Zebra”, “Sugar Kisses”, among many more.