Vera Váldor

Vera Valdoro (Buenos Aires, Argentina;? - Ibídem, April 30, 2000), best known as Vera Váldor, was an Argentine actress, poet, author, teacher and vedette. She began her career as an actress in the middle of 1960, whose director and manager was her friend Aldo Brunelli Ventura, she was always submerged in underground circuits. In addition to his remarkable intelligence, he had a sculptural body that allowed him to use sexy roles on stage and on the big screen. According to a short film made by Ventura about his favorite artist entitled "Vera Váldor, unforgettable", he says that several Spanish critics considered her the best dramatic interpreter of Spanish America. He was also a teacher, he gave a course on theater at Margarita Xirgú. From Wikipedia (es), the free encyclopedia

Vera Valdoro (Buenos Aires, Argentina;? - Ibídem, April 30, 2000), best known as Vera Váldor, was an Argentine actress, poet, author, teacher and vedette. She began her career as an actress in the middle of 1960, whose director and manager was her friend Aldo Brunelli Ventura, she was always submerged in underground circuits. In addition to his remarkable intelligence, he had a sculptural body that allowed him to use sexy roles on stage and on the big screen. According to a short film made by Ventura about his favorite artist entitled "Vera Váldor, unforgettable", he says that several Spanish critics considered her the best dramatic interpreter of Spanish America. He was also a teacher, he gave a course on theater at Margarita Xirgú. From Wikipedia (es), the free encyclopedia