Son of Juan Arozamena and Guadalupe Lira y Argomanes. Initially a singer (baritone), theater actor, he later ventured into film, where he was also a director and screenwriter.
He worked in Mexico as well as in the United States, where he participated in the famous 1931 Dracula Spanish-language film, directed by George Melford.
He also entered literature as a storyteller, with his works being published in the weekly "Mefistófeles". He later authored the weekly column Parece que fue ayer ("It seems like yesterday"), published in the newspaper El Universal Ilustrado.[1]
The National Association of Actors (ANDA) of Mexico named their most important medal, awarded to its members when they turn 50 years of career, in his honor.[2]
^"Carlos Ruiz es reconocido con la Medalla "Eduardo Arozamena"" [Carlos Ruiz is recognized with the "Eduardo Arozamena" Medal]. El Sol de México (in Spanish). 14 November 2017. Retrieved 5 August 2019.
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In this Spanish name the first or paternal surname is Arozamena and the second or maternal family name is Lira Eduardo Arozamena Lira 13 October 1875 21 May 1951 was a Mexican actor His nickname was El Nanche Arozamena Eduardo ArozamenaBorn 1875 10 13 13 October 1875Mexico City MexicoDied21 May 1951 1951 05 21 aged 75 Mexico City MexicoNationalityMexicanOther namesNanche ArozamenaOccupation s Actor film director and screenwriterHonoursAriel prize 1949Son of Juan Arozamena and Guadalupe Lira y Argomanes Initially a singer baritone theater actor he later ventured into film where he was also a director and screenwriter He worked in Mexico as well as in the United States where he participated in the famous 1931 Dracula Spanish language film directed by George Melford He also entered literature as a storyteller with his works being published in the weekly Mefistofeles He later authored the weekly column Parece que fue ayer It seems like yesterday published in the newspaper El Universal Ilustrado 1 The National Association of Actors ANDA of Mexico named their most important medal awarded to its members when they turn 50 years of career in his honor 2 Contents 1 Filmography 2 Awards and honors 3 References 4 External linksFilmography editLa sonadora 1917 Don Juan diplomatico 1931 as Doctor Resurrection 1931 Dracula 1931 as Van Helsing Cheri Bibi 1931 as Bourrelier El tenorio del harem 1931 as El mercador Tierra amor y dolor 1935 Monja casada virgen y martir 1935 as Don Juan Gutierrez Martin Garatuza 1935 Tribu 1935 as Zotil El rayo de Sinaloa 1935 as Don Antonio Fajardo Almas rebeldes 1937 Abnegacion 1938 Guadalupe La Chinaca 1938 as Don Julian de Avellaneda Caminos de ayer 1938 as Stefano Mascagnini Perjura 1938 as Don Gonzalo Maria 1938 as Don Jeronimo El capitan aventurero 1939 as Don Martin el corregidor Cada loco con su tema 1939 as Severo Cedronio Conquian Perfidia 1939 as Ernesto Baroni s Old Friend Luces de barriada 1939 Miente y seras feliz 1940 as Doctor Los de abajo 1940 as Venancio Here s the Point 1940 as Juez sordo Con su amable permiso 1940 as Don Ramon de Olvera El milagro de Cristo 1941 Las cinco advertencias de Satanas 1941 The Unknown Policeman 1941 El que tenga un amor 1942 Simon Bolivar 1942 as Presidente del Congreso del Peru uncredited Asi se quiere en Jalisco 1942 as El Tata The Circus 1943 as Coronel as E Arozamena Morenita clara 1943 as Padre Jesus Wild Flower 1943 as Melchor De Nueva York a Huipanguillo 1943 Dona Barbara 1943 as Melesio Sandoval Mexicanos al grito de guerra 1943 as Senor Salas Viva mi desgracia 1944 as Don Doroteo Caminito alegre 1944 as Don Jose Limon Felipe Derblay el herrero 1944 La vida inutil de Pito Perez 1944 as Padre Jureco El amor de los amores 1944 Toros amor y gloria 1944 as Don Leopoldo Asi son ellas 1944 El medico de las locas 1944 as Agustin Balaju 1944 El mexicano 1944 Bartolo toca la flauta 1945 as Don Erasmo El precio de una vida 1945 El jaguey de las ruinas 1945 Sendas del destino 1945 as Padre de Carlos Flor de durazno 1945 as Padre Filemon Canaima 1945 uncredited La pajarera 1945 as Don Margarito Dizziness 1946 as Don Jose Maria Rancho de mis recuerdos 1946 Rayando el sol 1946 as Padre de Lupe El jinete fantasma 1946 Maria Magdalena Pecadora de Magdala 1946 as Caifas Enamorada 1946 as Alcalde Joaquin Gomez La fuerza de la sangre 1947 El conquistador 1947 Los cristeros 1947 as Tio Alejo Reina de reinas La Virgen Maria 1948 as Caifas Rio Escondido 1948 as Don Marcelino El muchacho alegre 1948 as Don Manuel La sin ventura 1948 as Don Nicolas La casa de la Troya 1948 as Don Servando Maclovia 1948 as Cabo Mendoza El gallero 1948 as Aurelio de la Torre Flor de cana 1948 La voragine 1949 Bamba 1949 as Don Gumersindo Yo mate a Juan Charrasqueado 1949 El miedo llego a Jalisco 1949 Cafe de chinos 1949 as Doctor Tierra muerta 1949 The Unloved Woman 1949 as Pastor uncredited La mujer que yo perdi 1949 as Abuelo Duelo en las montanas 1950 as Don Rodrigo Vargas La negra Angustias 1950 as Anton Farrera Lluvia roja 1950 as Dueno de tienda Matrimonio y mortaja 1950 as Don Prospero The Torch 1950 Yo tambien soy de Jalisco 1950 La fe en Dios 1950 as Senor cura Un dia de vida 1950 as Pomposo Pata de palo 1950 as Don Castulo abuelo Capitan de rurales 1951 as Tio de Hipolito uncredited Y murio por nosotros 1951 as Filemon The Brave Bulls 1951 as Don Alberto Iriarte Fierecilla 1951 as Sacerdote Maria Montecristo 1951 as Profesor Fabre El suavecito 1951 as Sr Soto padre de Lupita La bienamada 1951 Sangre en el barrio 1952 as Don Andres Un gallo en corral ajeno 1952 as Don RaymundoAwards and honors editYear Award Nominated work Result Ref 1947 Ariel Award for Best New Actor Enamorada Won 3 1949 Ariel Award for Best Actor in a Minor Role Rio Escondido Nominated 3 References edit Arozamena Eduardo Escritores del Cine Mexicano Sonoro in Spanish National Autonomous University of Mexico Carlos Ruiz es reconocido con la Medalla Eduardo Arozamena Carlos Ruiz is recognized with the Eduardo Arozamena Medal El Sol de Mexico in Spanish 14 November 2017 Retrieved 5 August 2019 a b Premios Ariel Historico de nominados y ganadores Ariel Awards Nominees and winners history in Spanish Mexican Academy of Film Arts and Sciences External links editEduardo Arozamena at IMDb Eduardo Arozamena at Find a Grave nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Eduardo Arozamena amp oldid 1215566629, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
