Actress Ana Luisa Peluffo, one of the most emblematic figures of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema, died at the age of 96, leaving a legacy of more than seven decades on the big screen.
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March 4, 2026
On Wednesday, the death of Ana Luisa Peluffo, a Mexican actress in the Golden Cinema and soap operas, was announced.
The family of the actress confirmed the news through a statement, in which they reported that the actress died in peace, on her ranch in the state of Jalisco, accompanied by her loved ones.
Ana Luisa Peluffo, actress of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema, dies
In a statement, the family of the actress confirmed the death: “She died in peace, at her ranch her ranch in Tepatitlán de Morelos, Jalisco, accompanied by her loved ones,” they mention.
In the letter it was indicated that during her last days, the actress Ana Luisa Peluffo lived with serenity surrounded by care and closeness to her son.
“We deeply appreciate the affection of all the people who, over the years, appreciated her career and enjoyed her work and company and we applied for respect and understanding at this time. Her memory will remain alive in those who knew her and valued her presence and artistic legacy.”
They also mentioned that the funeral services will be carried out in an intimate and private way, to fulfill the last wish of the artist: "During her last years she lived with serenity, surrounded by care and close to her son. The funeral services will be carried out in an intimate and private manner, in accordance with their will “reads the message
The career of Ana Luisa Peluffo
Ana Luisa Peluffo, whose full name was Ana Luisa de Jesús Quintana Paz Peluffo, was born on October 9, 1929 in Querétaro, Mexico. She began her career in 1948 with a small role in Tarzan and the Mermaids, directed by Robert Florey and starring Johnny Weissmuller in his latest performance as Tarzan. Shee later participated in films such as La venosa (1949) and Orchids for my wife (1954).
Throughout her career she intervened in more than 160 films. She shared a screen with emblematic figures of Mexican cinema such as Germán Valdés, Manuel Valdés, Pedro Infante and María Félix. In later decades she worked with Andrés García and Sergio Goyri in productions such as Pedro Navaja (1984). Her versatility allowed her to excel in drama, comedy and the so-called film cinema in the 1970s.
On television she also left a mark with 17 soap operas, including El sin de Oyuki (1988), Marimar (1994), María Isabel (1997), Dreamers (1998), Carita de Angel (2000) and Contra viento y tida (2005). She also appeared in series such as Mujeres Assassinas (2010) and El Mariachi (2014), the latter her most recent work on screen.
PELUFFO, Ana Luisa (Ana Luisa de Jesús Quintana Paz-Peluffo)
Born: 10/9/1929, Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico
Died: 3/4/2026, Tepatitlánde Morelos, Jalisco, Mexico
Ana Luisa Peluffo’s western – actress:
El último pistolero – 1969 (Clarence Gaynor)
La venganza de un matón – 1980
El Cain del bajio – 1981
quel famoso Remington – 1992 (Coneja)
Por un vestido de novia - 1983
Dos pistoleros violentos – 1985
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