actress Sylvia Pienaar, The 92-year-old, considered the last leading lady of Mexico’s golden cinema, has been hospitalized with the flu since the early hours of December 21, although her daughter, singer Alejandra Guzmán It was revealed on Wednesday that her condition is improving.
In a statement to the press, Guzmán confirmed rumors about her mother’s hospitalization, adding that she was accompanied by her children Luis Enrique Guzmán and Silvia Pascual before Christmas Arrive at the hospital.
“My mom was hospitalized because she had the flu. So it was a very complicated situation and we came to get rid of all her phlegm,” the singer said, stressing that Pienaar “has recovered very well.”
The translator insisted that her mother was in good health and commented that she had “a very strong heart.”
Pienaar was born in Guyamas, in the northern state of Sonora, to Dolores del Río (1904-1983) and María Félix (1914-2002). Like other symbols, he is considered one of the greats of the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema. ).
One of the most impressive aspects of Pienaar’s career is her wide range of interpretations of protagonists and great characters, which in an industry end when women hit 40.
During his career, he collaborated with Spanish filmmaker Luis Buñuel on films such as Veridiana (1961) – which, as he said many times, was “my The most important role of my career.” In addition to Angelus (1962) and Simon of the Desert (1965), he also won the Palme d’Or at Cannes.
Already at a more mature age, Pienaar also became an intimate figure for a whole new generation of Mexicans when he produced and aired on public television in Mexico the anthology series “Women, Real Life Cases” (1986-2007).
In 2021, the actress developed health problems after contracting the coronavirus and was hospitalized as a result.