Tributes paid to comedian and actor Eduardo Manzano following his death at 87
Tributes have been paid to comedian and actor Eduardo Manzano following his death at 87.
Iconic comedian and actor Eduardo Manzano and member of ‘Los Polivoces’ has died at 87. His son Lalo Manzano shared the news on Instagram and wrote: “With deep sorrow we bid farewell to my beautiful daddy and we thank all who have respectfully joined with their love. 🙏🏻❤️✨
In response to Lalo Manzano’s tribute, Mario Cuevas wrote: “Little brother.. I'm with you in your pain. And we are all hurt by the Great Loss of such a good Man!. Quick Resignation to you and Yours. I love you and from here I hug you strong!!”
Luis Felipe Tovar said: “You don't know how I feel my dear Lalo. I send you a very strong hug and wish with all my heart that your daddy is already enjoying the bliss of having accomplished his mission. RIP The great among the greats Eduardo Manzano.”
Diego Schoening wrote: “My dear Lalo,I am really so sorry bro. I got a lump in my throat when I found out. I couldn't help but remember so many moments we shared together, from when we were kids to all the times we got to work side by side.
“Your dad was always a part of that path, always present in one way or another, and that’s why his departure also feels near.I want you to know that I'm with you, sending a huge hug to you and your family. May God give them the strength to get through this bitter drink and may they find peace in the memories and love he left them.May your dad rest in peace.I'm here for whatever you need, from the heart. “
A fan wrote: “We are going to miss our beloved tamales eating grandpa Don Arnaldo.. My deepest condolences, now every time I see it in a family of 10 I want to cry 😭.” Another person said: “Lalo sending you a big hug and blessings for you and your family today you have your heart in padasitos everything is going to happen!!!!! 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍 .”
According to El País,” Eduardo Eugenio Manzano Balderas was born in Mexico City on July 18, 1938. He entered the world of comedy when the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN), where he was studying, went on strike. His first opportunity came with " La Hora de los Imitadores" (The Hour of the Imitators ), a project that allowed him to hone his stage presence.
“It was there that he met Enrique Cuenca, with whom he formed "Los Polivoces." The comedic duo began gaining recognition in the 1960s, starting in theater and eventually moving to television.”