María Félix, often referred to as "La Doña," was a prominent Mexican actress and a significant cultural icon of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. She was born on April 8, 1914, and died on April 8, 2002.
Career: Félix starred in 47 films produced in Mexico, Argentina, Spain, and France. She was known for her strong personality and demanding presence on screen, often portraying powerful and independent women. She began her acting career almost by accident after being discovered. She became a central figure in the Golden Age of Mexican cinema with her iconic roles in films like Doña Bárbara, Enamorada, and Río Escondido. Her acting%20career also extended internationally.
Personal Life: She was known for her glamorous lifestyle and her string of high-profile romances and marriages. Her husbands included Agustín%20Lara (a famous composer and singer), and Alex%20Berger. Her personal%20life was widely followed by the media and public.
Legacy: María Félix remains an enduring symbol of Mexican cinema and culture. She is celebrated for her beauty, talent, and strong personality. Her impact on Mexican%20cinema is undeniable, and she continues to inspire artists and performers today.
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