José Herrero
He was taken by his parents to Buenos Aires at a young age and soon began working at Radio Splendid as a member of the Compañía Juvenil de Arte, a group that included, among others, Delia Garcés, Alita Román, Inés Edmonson and his sister Queca Herrero. The company dramatized poems and tangos with librettos by Carlos Hugo Christensen and Francisco José Muñoz Azpiri. He made his film debut in 1939 working in El Loco Serenata, directed by Luis Saslavsky, La vida de Carlos Gardel, by Alberto de Zavalía, Atorrante (The Revenge of the Earth) directed by Enrique de Rosas
La vida de Carlos Gardel
as uncreditedThe life, hardships, love affairs, triumphs and failures of the world-renowned tango singer...
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On Tuesdays, Orchids
as uncreditedThe story is based on Elenita, the younger of four sisters, young, timid and romantic. To try to...
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Atorrante (La venganza de la tierra)
as uncreditedA misogynistic teacher marries one of his students and then accidentally kills her.
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