Julián Soler

Julián Soler (born February 17, 1907 in Jiménez / Chihuahua , † May 5, 1977 in Mexico City ) was a Mexican actor and director.

Julián Soler came from the Soler family of cineastes. His parents were the actors Domingo Díaz García and Irene Pavia Soler , his siblings Fernando , Andrés , Domingo and Mercedes Soler . He studied painting and initially worked as a decorator. On the advice of his brother Fernando he appeared in the play El amigo de Teddy and toured all of Mexico between 1930 and 1935 as a member of the theater troupes of Virginia Fábregas and María Teresa Montoya .

He had his first film experience with supporting roles in ¿Cuándo te suicidas? (1931) and Pecado de amor (1934), his official film debut in 1934 in Chucho el Roto . In total, his filmography as an actor includes more than 50 titles. In 1943, Raúl De Anda gave him the direction of the film Tormenta an la cumbre , in which he also appeared as an actor alongside Raquel Rojas and Pituka De Foronda . With Tito and Víctor Junco , Luis Aldás and Gregorio Wallerstein , he staged the play El caso de una mujer asesinada , in which Lucy Gallardo made her debut, at the Teatro Arena .

Soler was married to actress Julieta Palavicini for 39 years , with whom he had four children. He died in 1977 of complications from emphysema.

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personal data
SURNAME	Soler, Julian
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Mexican actor and director
DATE OF BIRTH	February 17, 1907
PLACE OF BIRTH	Municipio Jiménez (Chihuahua)
DATE OF DEATH	May 5th 1977
Place of death	Mexico city