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Magda Vizcaíno

Magda Vizcaíno

Actor · Born 1928-01-14 · Ciudad Guzman, Jalisco, Mexico

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Biography

Daughter of José de Jesús Vizcaíno, one of the most prolific writers of the golden age of radio in Mexico. Since the beginning of her career, her voice has accompanied the history of Radio UNAM, Radio Educación, IMER, XEW and XEQ. Graduated from INBA and CUT, she was part of the National Theater Company of UNAM, which with the plays Divinas Palabras (dir. Juan Ibáñez) and Olímpica (dir. Héctor Azar) toured various cities in Europe during 1964 and 1965, winning multiple awards. For the play La Ronda de las Arpías (dir. Mercedes de la Cruz, Pablo Leder) she was recognized as Best Supporting Actress in 1991. Throughout her life she has participated in dozens of plays. On television, her first role was as a storyteller on a program that was broadcast every Sunday on Channel Five. Later she participated in teletheaters, soap operas and educational programs, among which Santa (Miguel Sabido) and Fonda Susilla stand out. In cinema, she started with films such as Para servir a usted, Maten al león and Los indolentes by José Estrada and Divinas Palabras and A Fuego Lento by Juan Ibáñez. Her voice was immortalized as the narrator of the classic El grito, México 1968, by Leobardo López Arr…

Movies & TV Shows

  1. One for the Road (2015) — Dolores
  2. The Shout (1968) — Self
  3. HIM: Beyond the Light (2010) — Madame Ottado
  4. Half of the World (2011) — Chayito
  5. Las lloronas (2004) — Abuela
  6. Salón México (1996) — Doña Armida
  7. Dark Cities (2002) — Clarita
  8. Divine Words (1978) — Juana la Reina
  9. Martha (2010) — Martha
  10. Charity (2016) — Señora Flores
  11. Para servir a usted (1971) — Mujer en quinceañera
  12. History Lessons (2018) — Teacher Magda
  13. Detras del dinero (1995) — Esmeralda
  14. Cupo limitado (1999)
  15. Pubertinaje (1978)
  16. A Fuego Lento (1980)
  17. I Don't Want to Be Dust (2022) — Maestra (voz)
  18. Online (2014) — Abuela
  19. Luna de Hiel (1994) — Silvia
  20. Encounter (2019) — Araceli
  21. Eternal Life & Associates (2016) — Inés
  22. La pasión (1968)
  23. Sirenas de fondo (2007) — Doña Milita