Hada Bejar

Hada Bejar was born on Feb 23, 1931 in Cuba. Hada Bejar's big-screen debut came with El derecho de nacer directed by Tito Davison in 1966.

Cuban stage, radio, and television actress, as well as a gifted writer, producer and director. The daughter of celebrated stage actors José María Béjar and Beatriz Fernández Llaneza, she made her acting debut when she was barely forty days old, playing Baby Jesus in a stage production based on the Gospels. From then on, every time a child was needed in a play in which her parents acted, Hada (pronounced Ada in Spanish) would be chosen. At ten years old she was a regular performer in a children's radio show, but at that point her parents insisted that their daughter concentrate on a formal education. With high school and college diplomas on her wall, Hada went back to acting on radio serials in which her exquisite soft feminine voice won over national audiences and her performances were highly praised by critics. From then on, Miss Béjar was much in demand as a leading lady and her career was unstoppable.