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Regina Torné

Rosa Virgen del Pilar Martina Incháustegui Anaya (born 21 July 1944), known professionally as Regina Torné, is a Mexican actress. She is well known for having played Aunt Gloria in El Chavo del Ocho in the 1978 season.

Also recorded as Regina Torne · Rosa Virgen del Pilar Martina Incháustegui Anaya

Regina Torné

Mexican actress Regina Torné in a photograph taken probably around c. 1966. It has no marking of an original author plus it has scratches of how old it is.

Unknown, none visible and no marks · Taken from this publishing on Facebook - [1] · Public domain

Name
Regina Torné
Birth Name
Rosa Virgen del Pilar Martina Incháustegui Anaya
Born
21 July 1944
Birthplace
Centro Municipality, Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico
Occupation
Actress
Full name
Rosa Vierben del Pilar Marina Incháustegui Anaya.
Nationality
Mexico.
Fields
jazz and bolero.
Honours
Ariel Award for Best Actress.
Languages
Mexican Spanish.

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Rosa Virgen del Pilar Martina Incháustegui Anaya (born 21 July 1944), known professionally as Regina Torné, is a Mexican actress. She is well known for having played Aunt Gloria in El Chavo del Ocho in the 1978 season.

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