Martha Ofelia Galindo

Martha Ofelia Galindo

Actor

Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico
July 12, 1929

Biography

Martha Ofelia Galindo Galván is a Mexican actress and comedian. She is remembered for having played the character of Maestra Canuta, in the series Cero en Conducta and La escuelita VIP. She debuted at the age of six at the Palacio de las Bellas Artes, under the direction of Clementina Otero. She was the companion of Carlos Ancira and José Solé; student of Héctor Azar and Salvador Novo. She is the founder of the National Theater Company, together with Héctor Azar, with whom she established school theater, in addition to inaugurating the University Theater Center and the CADAC (Dramatic Art Center, AC).

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Representative Works

Awards and Honors

Critical Favorites

Cemetery of Terror
1985Nominee

Best Performance

Cemetery of Terror

40 Years Young
2022Nominee

Best Performance

40 Years Young

Sweet Release
1997Nominee

Best Performance

Sweet Release

Career Highlights

Chiquita pero picosa
1986Highlight

Best Performance

Chiquita pero picosa

Two Kinds of Schemes
1989Highlight

Best Performance

Two Kinds of Schemes