Jéssica Jurado, the actress who worked in “María la del barrio” and “La usurpadora” died

The Mexican actress Jessica Jurado He died at the age of 55, as reported last night by the Association of Interpreters of Mexico and the official causes of his death are still unknown.

“The National Association of Interpreters announces the sensitive death of our interpreter partner Jessica Jurado. Mexican actress remembered for the soap opera ‘La Usurpadora’,” the entity reported.

“To his family and friends we send our deepest condolences on behalf of the Board of Directors and Surveillance Committee of ANDI,” the association concluded.

What did he die of? Jessica Jurado?

Although some Mexican media attributed the interpreter’s death to a possible heart attack, there are no official sources to confirm it.

The actress is remembered for her participation in the soap operas “María la del Barrio” in her role as Verónica Robles de Castillo in 1995 and Patricia Bracho in “La usurpadora” in 1998.

In addition, the artist worked on the most successful melodramas on Televisa such as “Marionetas” in 1986, “Amor en Silencio” in 1988 and “Entre el amor y el odio” in 2002. The latter was the plot with which she said goodbye to the production company before moving to the United States. Then, the actress was away from the screens for more than 20 years.

Her partner in “The Usurper” Gabriela Spanic He said goodbye to his colleague on social networks. The interpreter shared a video in which they share a scene and added: “My heart is sad because today a talented actress who worked with me on the novel La Usurpadora left us.”

Along these lines, Spanic offered his condolences to Jurado’s family and friends and added: “It was an honor to work with Jessica on La Usurpadora, and I will always remember her with great affection. RIP, Jessica Jurado.”