Joaquín Pardavé

Joaquín Pardavé was born on Sep 30, 1900 in Mexico. Joaquín Pardavé's big-screen debut came with Jalisco nunca pierde directed by Chano Urueta in 1937, strarring Filogonio. Joaquín Pardavé is known for El mil amores directed by Rogelio A. González, Pedro Infante stars as Bibiano Villarreal and Rosita Quintana as Carmen Zamudio. The upcoming new tvshow Joaquín Pardavé plays is Un Recuerdo Para Ellos de Gloria - Season 1 which will be released on Mar 02, 2020.

Joaquín Pardavé was born into the theatrical milieu, the son of a pair of stage actors. He was a popular stage actor and appeared in several silent films and some early sound features, but achieved his greatest fame in the early 1940s in films like México de mis recuerdos (1944) and El baisano Jalil (1942) (which was also the first picture he directed). In addition to acting, Pardavé directed and wrote films and also wrote songs, although he could not read music. Although many of his early roles were comedic in tone, he was also capable of drama, as in Ojos de juventud (1948). Pardavé married Soledad Rebollo in 1925, but the couple had no children. He suffered a stroke and died in July 1955.