Roberto Ramírez Garza (Monterrey, Nuevo León, August 19, 1931 - Mexico City, July 28, 2009) was a Mexican actor and comedian known as "Beto El Boticario", known for his participation in the television program "La carabina de Ambrosio".
He began his career in 1948 and 6 years later he received an Ariel Award for Best New Actor for the film The Good Thief, in 1957 he belonged to the so-called Golden Age of Mexican cinema. He died in a hospital in Mexico City where he stayed in hospital for more t...
Roberto Ramírez Garza (Monterrey, Nuevo León, August 19, 1931 - Mexico City, July 28, 2009) was a Mexican actor and comedian known as "Beto El Boticario", known for his participation in the television program "La carabina de Ambrosio".
He began his career in 1948 and 6 years later he received an Ariel Award for Best New Actor for the film The Good Thief, in 1957 he belonged to the so-called Golden Age of Mexican cinema. He died in a hospital in Mexico City where he stayed in hospital for more than 20 days in intensive care due to pulmonary complications on July 28, 2009.
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Roberto Ramírez Garza (Monterrey, Nuevo León, August 19, 1931 - Mexico City, July 28, 2009) was a Mexican actor and comedian known as "Beto El Boticario", known for his participation in the television program "La carabina de Ambrosio".
He began his career in 1948 and 6 years later he received an Ariel Award for Best New Actor for the film The Good Thief, in 1957 he belonged to the so-called Golden Age of Mexican cinema. He died in a hospital in Mexico City where he stayed in hospital for more than 20 days in intensive care due to pulmonary complications on July 28, 2009.
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