At the beginning of 1990, the actor published a biography of him entitled “Enrique Pinti, conversations with Juan Forn” and in 1992 he premiered his first television program “Pinti and the Penguins”, produced by Carlos Rottemberg and Daniel Tinayre.
In 1993 and for the film “Lost by Lost” he was chosen “Best Supporting Actor” by the Argentine Society of Cinematographic Chroniclers and also won awards at the Cartagena and Havana festivals.
But in the 2000s Pinti was able to bring out his soul as an actor even more and starred in various works such as: “Pericon.com.ar”, “Candombe Nacional”, “Los Productores”, “Pingo Argentino”, “Hairspray”, “Before I Forget”, “El bourgeois gentleman”, “Pinti reloaded”, re-released “Salsa Criolla “for the 30 years, “Al fondo a la derecho” and the last show was done via streaming due to the pandemic called “Pinti y Polino al piso”.
In the cinema he was in very important scripts such as: “Waiting for the float”, “Flop”, “Lost for lost”, “Shared secrets”, “Tango, never leave me”, “Metamorphosis”, “Chúmbale”, “Niní’s movie”, “Crusades” and ” The Advisor”.
Finally, on television he starred in various roles that once again consolidated him as a great comedian and actor: “The humor of Niní Marshall”, “News table”, “The shed of memory”, “Pinti and the penguins”, “Final time “, “Poné a Francella”, “El Show de Videomatch”, “World 78′: the parallel story”, “The nanny”, “Los Roldán”, “Married with children”, “Murderer women”, “Pinti and the cinema”, “The only ones”, “The owner”, “Your face sounds familiar to me”.
Enrique Pinti, illustrious citizen of the city of Buenos Aires
In September 2009, comedian Enrique Pinti received the title of Illustrious Citizen of the City of Buenos Aires in the Buenos Aires Legislature during a ceremony that brought together numerous co-workers, family members and friends of the renowned artist.
The act of recognition took place in the Dorado-Hipólito Yrigoyen Hall of the Legislative Palace of the City thanks to an initiative of the legislator Liliana Parada, of the Social Equality bloc.
“I feel very happy because I don’t change this city for any other. I like being a porteño,” Pinti said upon receiving the diploma that distinguished him as an Illustrious Citizen and added that “when I was young, I considered this type of tribute as something mortuary, but now I see it as a great recognition”.
In addition, he joked that he was “happy to receive the distinction one month after turning 70, when I still remember who I am and I am in good health.”
Present at the ceremony were Renata Schussheim, Marilú Marini, Ricky Pashkus, Guillermo Francella, Eleonora Cassano and Julia Zenko, who performed the well-remembered song “Quedan los Artistas”, which was part of the show “Salsa Criolla” that Pinti did for more than ten years.
“I think that Pinti is a great speaker, a forerunner in his genre who always reconstructs reality with shrewd, intelligent and sarcastic analogies, something difficult to achieve in the country we have today and that is why he deserves to be recognized with this mention,” emphasized the Legislator Stop.
In his turn, Francella, the artist chosen to dedicate a few words to the honoree, said that he felt “gratified to witness the recognition” of Pinti and that the tribute “is like a platinum brooch to someone who is about to turn seven decades “.
Meanwhile, a letter sent by Julio Bocca was read for the ceremony and another text from the first vice president of the Legislature, Diego Santilli, who expressed his admiration for “those who do not seek easy applause with demagogic words, but who intend to move us, call us the attention and squeeze the wound where it hurts the most. That’s why he’s a true artist”.
Source: Ambito
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