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13 de ago. de 2012 · Aug. 13, 2012 12 AM PT. Lupe Velez was a dynamo whose talent popped off the screen. The Mexican-born beauty, who came to fame in Douglas Fairbanks’ 1927 adventure, “The Gaucho,” could do ...
Vélez, Lupe (1908–1944)Known as "The Mexican Spitfire" and the "Hot Baby of Hollywood," actress Lupe Vélez came to represent an exotic and generic image of Latin American femininity in Hollywood cinema. Born Maria Guadalupe Villalobos Vélez on 18 July 1908, in the city of San Luis Potosí, Mexico, her first feature-length film was The Gaucho (1927) with Douglas Fairbanks.
16 de jul. de 2015 · A regular fixture on the Hollywood party scene in those days was a young Mexican actress named Lupe Vélez, who embodied the mood of the era. The fiery femme fatale was queen of the amour fou, and was often spotted with her dates at the Garden. In his cult gossip book Hollywood Babylon, Kenneth Anger wrote, vitriolically, that Velez would ...
Velez, Lupe (1908–1944)Mexican-American actress. Born Maria Guadalupe Velez de Villalobos on July 18, 1908, in San Luis Potosí, Mexico; committed suicide in late 1944; educated in a convent in San Antonio, Texas; married Johnny Weissmuller (an actor and swimmer), in 1933 (divorced 1938); no children. Source for information on Velez, Lupe (1908–1944): Women in World History: A Biographical ...
21 de jun. de 2023 · A Lupe Vélez la encontraron sin vida al día siguiente del evento en el que fue anfitriona. A su funeral asistieron grandes figuras del Cine de Oro , como Jorge Negrete y Mario Moreno ...
Vélez apparently planned a similar move in 1944, but she may have been overwhelmed when she discovered that her fiancé, Harald Ramon, planned to annul their marriage after their child was born. Although Dolores del Río exercised greater power than Lupe Vélez did, over time, she, too, was less able to call the shots.
Lupe Vélez, de son vrai nom María Guadalupe Vélez de Villalobos, est une actrice américaine d'origine mexicaine, née le 18 juillet 1908 à San Luis Potosí et morte à Beverly Hills le 13 décembre 1944.. Elle est connue pour son interprétation dans Le Mari de l'Indienne (The Squaw Man) de Cecil B. DeMille, mais aussi pour sa vie sentimentale très médiatisée et son tempérament.
