Lidia Catalano, a recognized Argentine actress, passed away leaving an indelible legacy in the world of entertainment. Throughout her career, Catalano demonstrated her versatility and passion for the arts in various media.
On the big screen, her last performance was in the short film "Abrazo ceñido" alongside Julián Bellegia. On television, she left her mark in hits such as "Chiquititas", "Ciega a citas", "El elegido", "Verdad Consecuencia", "Un año para recordar", "Nueve lunas", "Jesús el heredero" and more, embodying characters that reflected her talent.
In theater, Catalano starred in memorable plays such as "Casa Matriz", "El bochicho", "Sacco y Vanzetti", "Seis personajes en busca de un autor", "La ópera de dos centavos" and "Jettatore…!", among others. Her dedication to acting earned her recognition from both the public and critics on every stage she graced.
Born on September 11, 1945, Catalano trained with renowned teachers such as Hedy Crilla, and took her first steps alongside Julio Ordano and Agustín Alezzo. In 2003, she was awarded the prestigious Premio Podestá for Honorable Trajectory, granted by the union along with the National Senate, in recognition of her outstanding career.
In the world of cinema, she participated in iconic films such as "Esperando la carroza", "La historia oficial", "Camila", "No toquen a la nena", "Tiempo de revancha" and "Yo, la peor de todas". Additionally, she had stints in international productions such as "Evita", directed by Alan Parker, where she played a prominent role.
Since 1976, she was a member of the Argentine Association of Actors, showing an active and constant commitment to defending the rights of acting workers. Her legacy on stage and the big screen will endure as a testimony to her dedication and talent in the dramatic arts.
