María Luisa Alcalá
María Luisa Alcalá (26 March 1942 – 21 February 2016), was a Mexican actress and director.
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María Luisa Alcalá

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- María Luisa Alcalá
- Born
- 26 March 1942
- Birthplace
- Mexico City, Mexico
- Died
- 21 February 2016
- Occupation
- Actress
- Nationality
- Mexico
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• Name — María Luisa Alcalá • Born — 26 March 1942 • Birthplace — Mexico City, Mexico • Died — 21 February 2016 • Place of death — Mexico City, Mexico • Occupation — Actress • Years Active — 1969–2016
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She became known for playing Malicha in El Chavo del Ocho. Alcalá has made outstanding performances in telenovelas like Esmeralda, La usurpadora and El privilegio de amar. She served as host of two virtual stations in Mexico, working in Radio Hits Mix with its "Mix Stories of Grandma" and in DementeRadio.com with its "Tell me a story" productions by Juan Carlos Aguilar, producer and manager of María Luisa Alcalá, where he has interviewed personalities such as Eugenia León, Julio Vega, Lady Sensation, Beatriz Moreno, Gabriela Fernández, Evangelina Martínez, Ernesto Gómez Cruz, Polo Ortín, among others. Alcalá created a work with Evangelina Martínez called "Tell me a story by Red Rice" on tour throughout Mexico. She directed Investigador privado... muy privado, Violación and La Alacrana. She is famous for the roles of Socorrito in Esmeralda, Filomena in La usurpadora and Malicha in El Chavo. She also played Claudia the maid in the sitcom Dr. Cándido Pérez. Alcalá died on 21 February 2016 at the age of 73.
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Filmography
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1948 — Los tres huastecos • 1969 — El golfo • 1974 — El Chavo del Ocho — Malicha — TV series • 1976 — El rey — Anastasia • 1976 — La palomilla al rescate — Hermana de Pedro • 1984 — Historia de payasos • 1986 — Ese loco, loco hospital • 1986 — La Alacrana • 1986 — La lechería • 1986 — Casos de alarma — Verdulera • 1987 — Relampago — Fufurra • 1987 — Duro y parejo en la casita de pecado • 1987 — Dr. Cándido Pérez — Claudia — TV series • 1988 — Los plomeros y las ficheras • 1988 — Un paso al más aca — Lupe • 1989 — Violación — Agustina • 1989 — Las borrachas • 1989 — Barroco • 1989 — Peligro paradas continuas • 1989 — Los cuatrillizos • 1990 — El inocente y las pecadoras • 1990 — Investigador privado... muy privado • 1991 — Cándido Pérez, especialista en señoras — Claudia • 1992 — Cándido de día, Pérez de noche • 1992 — Borrachas de pulqueria — Perrorra • 1993 — La loteria — Rich Woman • 1994 — A ritmo de salsa • 1997 — Esmeralda — Doña Socorro "Socorrito" — 137 episodes • 1998 — La usurpadora — Filomena — 102 episodes • 1998-1999 — El privilegio de amar — Remedios López — 32 epsidoes • 1999 — Reclusorio III • 1999 — Los 6 mandamientos de la risa • 2001 — Nuria y el fantasma • 2004 — Amy, la niña de la mochila azul — Virginia Salazar — TV series • 2005 — La madrastra — Fanny • 2005 — Bajo el mismo techo — Quesadillera — TV series • 2008 — La rosa de Guadalupe — Nicanora — TV series

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