On November 25, an 83-year-old veteran actor named Hector Bonilla died of natural causes in Mexico City, Mexico. Fernando Bonilla, his son, confirmed his father’s death on social media by writing a moving eulogy.
“I genuinely want to talk about my father and continue to talk about him.” But I believe the best description of my employer I’ve ever read was written in 1993 for The Process, in a review of the play The Foreigner, by Victor Hugo Rascón Banda. I’d like to show you these. “Bonilla is a popular and well-liked performer among university students, intellectuals, bankers, housewives, and laborers,” said my father.
He continued, saying:
“It is a remarkable example of ubiquity; Announces Bacardi, performs in the soap opera Trapada, directs The Foreign, models clothing in the magazine Varón Mexico, stars in the film Snakes and Stairs, and oversees a critical cultural project with the regent.” And everything is happening at the same time.”
Although neither Hector Bonilla’s son nor any other representative disclosed the cause of death, many media outlets reported that the legendary Mexican actor died of kidney cancer. Following the announcement of Bonilla’s death, condolences poured in, with the Mexican government’s Secretary of Culture tweeting about it.
Hector Bonilla, 83, died after a long battle with renal cancer
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The Mexican government’s Secretariat of Culture, as well as the Secretary of Culture, Alejandra Frausto, both tweeted about the devastating loss to the country’s film industry. Fans of Hector Bonilla’s work can pay their respects on Monday, November 28, at 5:00 p.m. (CST) in Mexico City’s Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of Fine Arts). The following is an English translation of a tweet sent by Mexico’s Culture Secretary:
“The people of Mexico will be able to pay their respects to the great Héctor Bonilla, whom they adored, on Monday, November 28 at 5:00 p.m.”
The Culture Secretariat praised the veteran actor, calling him “one of Mexico’s finest performers.” The original tweet, as well as its English translation, can be found here:
“The Ministry of Culture mourns the death of actor Héctor Bonilla, an INBAL School of Theater Arts graduate and widely regarded as one of Mexico’s greatest performers.” He appeared in films such as Rojo Amanecer and worked in theater, television, and film.
Many Twitter users also expressed sympathy to the late actor. Here are a couple of examples:
Hector Bonilaa, who was he?
On March 14, 1939, Bonilla was born in Tetela de Ocampo, Puebla, Mexico. His career in the entertainment industry began in the 1960s and has spanned six decades. Hector Bonilla has dabbled in writing and directing in addition to acting. Among Bonilla’s most well-known works are Meridiano 100 (1976), Monica y el Profesor (2003), and Rojo Amanecer, which translates as Red Dawn (1989). He was also a part of several television shows from the late 1960s to the 2010s.
Hector Bonilla married actress Sofia Alvarez and they had three children: Sergio Bonilla, Leonor Bonilla, and Fernando Bonilla Martnez. His wife and children survive him.
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