Lidia Catalano, a talented Argentine actress, left a significant legacy in the entertainment industry. Since 1976, she was a member of the Argentine Association of Actors and in 2003 she received the prestigious Podestá Award for Honorable Career, awarded by the National Senate, in recognition of her contribution to the art.
Recognized for her versatility, Catalano played various iconic roles that left an indelible mark on popular culture. From her role as Emilia in "Esperando la carroza" (1985) to her participation in "La historia oficial", a film that won the Oscar for Best Foreign Film, she demonstrated her talent and ability to transcend generations.
The actress began her artistic training with Hedy Crilla and made her debut in theater under the direction of Julio Ordano and Agustín Alezzo. Her foray into film began with "No toquen a la nena" (1976), later participating in important productions such as "Camila" (1984), "Tiempo de revancha" (1981), and "Yo, la peor de todas" (1990). Internationally, she shone in "Evita" (1996), directed by Alan Parker.
On television, Catalano left an unforgettable mark with appearances in series such as "Chiquititas" (1999), "Ciega a citas", "El elegido", "Un año para recordar", and "Verdad consecuencia". Her talent also transcended to the stage, where she excelled in plays like "Casa Matriz", "Rita, la salvaje", "Sacco y Vanzetti", "La ópera de dos centavos", and "Seis personajes en busca de un autor".
Lidia Catalano, born on September 11, 1945, in Buenos Aires and passed away on January 26, 2025, dedicated her life to art with passion and commitment. Her enduring love for acting remained until her last days. Among the recognitions received, the ACE Award in 2013 for her performance in the play "Jettatore!" and multiple nominations for the Martín Fierro Awards stand out.
