Carmen Vázquez Vigo (1923-2018) Actress
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| Full Name | Carmen Vázquez López |
| Age | 94-95 Years |
| Birth | 1923, Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Death | 21 March 2018, Madrid, Spain |
| Profession | Actress , Author, storyteller, translator, playwright , children’s literature writer and writer |
| Spouse | José María Forqué (Married 1947–1995) |
| Children | Verónica Forqué, Álvaro Forqué |
| Parents | José Vázquez Vigo |
| Burial | Burial Details Unknown |
| Nationality | Spanish |
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Short Bio
His parents were Spanish. His father was the musician and composer José Vázquez Vigo , linked to the world of cinema as musical director and author of the musical band of several films. He studied at the Institute of Scenic Art in Buenos Aires and in 1939 he acted in the film Four hearts directed by Enrique Santos Discépolo and Carlos Schlieper .
Biography
In 1946, he joined the list of “The Association of Democratic Actors”, in full government of Juan Domingo Perón , and whose board of directors was made up of Pablo Racciopi , Lydia Lamaison , Pascual Nacaratti , Alberto Barcel and Domingo Mania .
In 1947 she settled in Spain, where she married the future director and screenwriter José María Forqué , with whom she had two children: Álvaro, a writer and Verónica (1955-2021), an actress.
She worked as an actress and radio scriptwriter and began publishing in 1963, combining this work with translation.
His most recognized work is framed in the genre of children’s literature , in which he has obtained classic awards such as Doncel ( 1966 , for Quiquiriquí ), Lazarillo ( 1973 , for Mint Candy ) and National Children’s and Youth Literature ( 1992 , by A Monster in the Closet ).
Some of his works are based on an unrealistic humor, such as I’m flying! ( 1989 ), where the protagonist, fed up with the “Fly away!” With which his family gives him orders, he will end up inside a balloon that they have given him at the bakery, which takes him flying from here to there.
This allows him to watch a football game for which he has no ticket, makes him meet the sighs (with an allusion to Bécquer for the reader who recognizes her) and leads him to meet a helicopter, a flying carpet or a family of storks
