Omar Franco (actor)

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Omar Franco is a Cuban actor.

Franco completed an engineering degree at the Instituto Superior Politécnico "José A. Echeverría" . There he founded the Los Hepáticos theater group , which was also joined by Carlos Vázquez (known as Riquimbili ) and Nelson Téllez . For fifteen years he appeared on the side of Iván Camejo in the group Humoris Causa . He began his theater career with a role in Ignacio Gutiérrez 'play Llévame a la pelota , for which he was named best male amateur actor. Santa Camila was the first in a series of plays directed by Armando Suárez del Villar . In 2004 he received a Premio Caricato for the role of Pepe in Penumbra . He has not appeared in the theater since 2007.

On television he was best known as a humorist with programs such as No quiero llanto and Vivir del Cuento . As a film actor, he appeared in Charlie Medina's Habana Station de Ian Padrón , El cuerno de la abundancia , El premio flaco , Pablo and Penumbras , Fernando Timossi's La espuma del día and films by Marylin Solaya and Arturo Sotto .

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SURNAME Franco, Omar
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Cuban actor
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century