The actress from Mar del Plata, who reigned in the show for a decade, had risen to fame for her total nudity, during the dictatorship, in the play “La Señorita de Tacna”, by Vargas Llosa, which she did with Norma Aleandro.
Haughty, sensual, stylized, with a purring and mocking voice, beautiful body and ostentatious hair, Camila Perissé, who died this afternoon at the Spanish Hospital, where she was hospitalized with her health having deteriorated for a long time, It subjugated the spectators.
It was established in the programs of Tato Bores caused fascination in 1981, during the military dictatorship, when she showed herself naked and perfect in the staging of the play “La Señorita de Tacna”, by Mario Vargas Llosa (the protagonist was Norma Aleandro, but she was the magnet ticket office in the Blanca Podesta hall). She had the best image of him on film with “The Wolves”, where the earth cracked in its path. Also in other pornosoft hits of the time, such as “The Slaves” and “The Cats”, or police films such as “Delito decorrupción”.
He later left in search of another life, and several years later he reappeared, until he said goodbye with a dramatic performance, wrapped in nostalgia and bitterness, in “Mother Plant”, by Gianfranco Quattrini, with Robertino Granadosa bohemian and wasted talent who died a little earlier, as if preparing the way for him.
From Mar del Plata, raised in the Capital, a student at Labardén, a guitar and native dance teacher, a young girl who participated in Joaquín Pérez Fernández’s ballet and made her theater debut with “Spring Awakening”, directed by Agustín Alezzo and Hedy Crilla. She then chose the surname of her mother, Perissé, who in her youth knew how to be a supporting actress in our cinema, with the name Ana Nieves.
She was also a supporting actress for several years in theater, erotic films and entertainment programs, until she had her opportunity in the clan programs. Bores (she was a partner for a time with Sebastián Borensztein, son of Tato). She became a sex symbol, she headlined magazine theaters, advertisements and gymnastics shows.. He appeared alongside the great capocomics and divas of the moment, such as Jorge Porcel, Alberto Olmedo, Moria Casán and Mario Sánchez, among others. In 1996, before the first wrinkles showed, he chose to retire. In New York he studied cooking and holistic therapy, set up a healthy food establishment, then toured Europe and returned in 2008, but to the countryside. In Lobos he taught English, had a radio program, “Camila without a nap”which he repeated in Pergamino, and allowed himself to be tempted by only two films (“Helena”, by Milka López, and “Planta madre”).
But when everything seemed to be going well, two groin operations and a fractured femur forced her to take another path, painful, unwanted, then aggravated by pneumonia and other complications. In that ordeal, which lasted a long time, and which caused her to be transferred from Mar del Plata, where she lived, to the Spanish Hospital, she had the permanent assistance of her partner, Julio Fernández, and the financial help of Mirtha Legrand and another good people.
Source: Ambito
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