Irma Serrano

Irma Serrano was born on Dec 09, 1933 in Mexico. Irma Serrano's big-screen debut came with Santo vs. the Zombies directed by Benito Alazraki in 1962. Irma Serrano is known for La chamuscada (Tierra y libertad) directed by Alberto Mariscal, Luis Aguilar stars as Coronel Pablo and Rodolfo de Anda as Mayor Raúl Santibáñez. The upcoming new movie Irma Serrano plays is Lovers of the Lord of the Night which will be released on Oct 30, 1986.

Irma Serrano first made a name for herself as a singer, becoming one of the most popular ranchera performers of the 1960s. She became famous for her trademark roaring style which earned her the nickname "La Tigresa de la Canción Ranchera" (The Tigress of Ranchera Music). She was born in central Chiapas to Santiago Serrano Ruiz, a local journalist and poet of Mayan ancestry, and María Castro Domínguez, a wealthy woman of Spanish descent who owned 17 haciendas. Raised in the lap of luxury, in her youth she decided to become a performer against her parents' wishes and journeyed to Mexico City, where she made her film debut in