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Born in Mexico City, February 21, 1929

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He began his career as an advertising creative, which connected him to radio and television, in which he was, during the 1950s, a very active screenwriter.

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He wrote several film scripts for the Viruta and Capulina duo and briefly began as an actor with them in Dos servants spoiled, in 1960.

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In 1970, they extended their hours to an hour and on a program of their own. It was called Chespirito and the character of Chapulín Colorado was born. In 1972, El Chavo appeared.

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In 1972, El Chavo appeared.

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In mid-1979, he started a short program called La chicharra, a series based on journalists, without much success.

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In 2000, Televisa gave him a tribute entitled "They didn't count on my astucia", commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the program El Chavo del 8.
In 2012, a tribute called América celebrates Chespirito was made by Televisa itself. In one of the presentations, the most emotional was the interpretation of Thalía, Gracias, composed by Gian Marco where he approached directly.

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Chespirito passed away at the age of 85 on November 28, 2014 in Cancun, Mexico