Mexican actor Roberto Hernán, renowned for his frequent appearances in the series "La Rosa de Guadalupe," has passed away, as confirmed by an Instagram post from the Asociación Nacional de Intérpretes (ANDI), of which he was a member.
"(ANDI) announces the sad passing of interpreter member Roberto Hernán," the organization stated in its social media post."
Hernán, born in July 1939, had a career spanning more than 50 years and appeared in series such as "De pocas, pocas pulgas" and the telenovela "La sombra del pasado."
Hernán also participated in several Televisa series and telenovelas, including "Los Simuladores," "María Belén,'"and "La mujer del vendaval."
Most recently, Hernan worked on the biographical series "Hasta que te conocí," dedicated to famous Mexican singer Juan Gabriel. The series was produced by Somos Productions and BTF Media and aired on TNT.
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