Biography
Helena Rojo (Mexico City; August 18, 1944 - February 4, 2024), was a renowned Mexican film, television and theater actress. She enjoyed a successful career spanning several decades in Mexican cinema, television, and theater. Rojo gained recognition for her versatile and compelling performances in films like "Las Pirañas aman en Cuaresma" (1969) and TV series such as "Cuna de Lobos" (1986). She continues to be celebrated as one of Mexico's most distinguished actresses.
Movies & TV Shows
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Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972) — Inés de Atienza
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Amor Real (2003) — Augusta Curiel de Peñalver
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Don't Mess with the Angel (2008) — Cecilia Santos de Velarde
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Triumph of Love (2010) — Self
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The Heart Is Never Wrong (2019) — Dora Ortega
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Por ella soy Eva (2012) — Eugenia Mistral de Caballero
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La rosa de Guadalupe (2008) — Self--Presenter (voice)
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A Deadly Invitation (2023) — Ms. Cristina
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The Color of Passion (2014) — Milagros Fuentes Vda. de Valdivia
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El Privilegio de Amar (1998) — Luciana Hernández de Duval
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Inocente de Ti (2004) — Raquel/Rebeca
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Lying Heart (2016) — Sara
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Blacker Than the Night (1975) — Pilar
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Don't Panic (1989) — Mrs. Smith
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María Félix La Doña (2022) — Señora Russek
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The Candidate (2016) — Natalia de San Román
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El Conde: Amor y Honor (2024) — Guadalupe de Gaitán
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Love and Cruelty (2006) — Miriam de Rivas del Castillo
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Mary, Mary, Bloody Mary (1975) — Greta
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Amor letra por letra (2008) — Fabiola
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The Great Adventure of Zorro (1976) — Helena
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Foxtrot (1976) — Alexandra
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Mystery (1980) — Silvia
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The Cubs (1973) — Tere
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Angels and Cherubs (1972) — Angela
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Eye for an Eye (1971) — Rina Pittman
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End of the Party (1972) — Elena
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Queen Doll (1972) — Carmen
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La Sucesión (1980) — Mariana
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Más allá del deseo (1992) — Josefa
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The Children of Sanchez (1978)
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The Dogs of God (1974) — Carmen / Laura / Olivia / Marta
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The Suicide Club (1970) — Girl on a Jaime's motorcycle
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Mirage (1972) — Rina
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The Young Animals (1970)
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Los años de Greta (1992) — Nina
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El Payo: Un Hombre Contra el Mundo (1972) — Lupe Ramos
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There's Always a First Time (1971) — Isabel (segment "Isabel")
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Los amigos (1968)
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Victoria (1972)