

Actor
July 5, 1920 · Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
If we think of a biopic about calm and smiling actor Enrique Zambrano, several moments occurred: from when he saw the light for the first time in the twenties, until when he died in the sixties. He was born with a character that later became the beautiful serenity that made him. He died leaving an orphan-hood and widowhood to a family to which he gave a promising future. We can refer to his life story as that of a tree.
It could open on July 5, 1920 in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico, where a family receives their newborn child with brown eyes, black hair and cupid-shaped lips saw the light for the first time. The parents of the Zambrano-Echeverría family named their baby Enrique Jesús, which meant, if we merged these names, "The Lord of the house and of salvation." With the passage of time, the little lord of the house, as we have said previously, became a handsome gentleman. But he got his artistic opportunity at the age of 23 in the cinema, something that would change his life forever and that led him to be part of the wonderful world of popular culture in the rest of it.
Aquí están los Villalobos
Director
Santo vs. Infernal Men
as Teniente Zambrano
El hombre de la ametralladora
as Comandante Madrigal (uncredited)
Santo vs. Evil Brain
as Lt. Zambrano
La Justicia de los Villalobos
Director
El jinete negro
cast
Yo quiero ser artista
as Javier Martínez
Assassins of the Night
as Javier
Pablo y Carolina
cast
Five lives and one destiny
as El Mudo
Massacre
as Munez
Silent Fear
as Dr. Antez