Farewell to “El Polivoz”: Eduardo Manzano, Legendary Mexican Comedian, Dies at 87
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By Juan Antonio Miranda
12/5/2025
This Friday, December 5, Eduardo Manzano, better known as “El Polivoz,” passed away. He was one of the most iconic figures in Mexican comedy. His death marks the end of an era for the many generations who grew up with his humor, his characters, and his unmistakable comedic style.
Manzano, alongside Enrique Cuenca, became a defining figure of television comedy thanks to Los Polivoces, a program that transformed the way humor was created in Mexico and left a permanent mark on popular culture.
His talent for creating beloved characters, memorable situations, and a unique comedic identity established him as an icon whose influence remained strong for decades.
In addition to his success on television, Eduardo Manzano built a solid career in film, theater, and voice acting, staying active and close to his audience until his final years.
What did his son Lalo Manzano say after his passing?
Through social media, his son Lalo Manzano shared a deeply emotional message to say goodbye, expressing gratitude for the outpouring of affection during these difficult hours.
“With profound sorrow we say goodbye to my beloved dad, and we thank everyone who has respectfully expressed their messages of love,” he wrote, accompanying the farewell with words filled with admiration, love, and gratitude toward his father.
The death of Eduardo Manzano brings to a close the life of an indisputable pillar of national comedy, remembered for his talent, discipline, and warm personality.
His work in television, film, and theater remains a testament to an exceptional career that will continue living in the country’s collective memory.
MANZANO, Eduardo (Eduardo Manzano II)
Born: 7/18/1938, Mexico City, Federal District,
Mexico
Died: 12/4/2025, Mexico City, Federal District, Mexico
Eduardo Manzano’s western – actor:
Somo del otro Laredo – 1977 (Dynamite Manzano)
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