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Manuel "Flaco" Ibáñez
Manuel Ibáñez in 2018
Born
Manuel Ibáñez Martínez

(1946-10-17) 17 October 1946 (age 78)[1]
Alma materUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico[1]
OccupationActor
Years active1970–present
Spouse
Jacqueline Castro
(m. 1979)
Children3[1]

Manuel "Flaco" Ibáñez Martínez (born 17 October 1946) is a Mexican actor and comedian who has appeared in over 140 films and television shows in Mexico.

Biography

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Manuel Ibáñez Martínez was born on 17 October 1946, the youngest of four children and the only male child in his family. His father was a day laborer who separated from the family shortly after his son was born. Because his mother had no career of her own, Ibáñez had to assist his family economically from a young age. His mother's brother, Domingo, assisted the family and provided Ibáñez with a much needed father figure during childhood.

After the death of his mother in 1968, Ibáñez started working as a photojournalist in a news agency that had been created by some of his friends. He was sent to cover the student movement of that year, but soon realized that he wanted to be a performer instead.

He enrolled under the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), and after competing in an oral poetry competition won a scholarship to study acting at the National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature in Mexico City.

Ibáñez has become one of the icons of Mexican comedy,[citation needed] thanks to his roles in such films as Llegamos, los fregamos y nos fuimos, Los peseros, Los plomeros y las ficheras, El rey de las ficheras, La chica del alacrán de oro, and Lagunilla mi barrio. He has worked with many well known actors, such as Carmen Salinas, Luis de Alba, Alfonso Zayas, Andrés García, Isela Vega, Rafael Inclán, Mario Almada, Sasha Montenegro and Agustín Bernal.

Women have been a major factor in his life, as evidenced by his five marriages. The first, when he was 24 years of age, gave him his first child, Miranda, but quickly ended in divorce. His current wife is Jacqueline Castro, with whom he has had two daughters, Tanya and Daniel. He is also the father of actress Daniela Ibañez.

Ibáñez teaches acting as part of the Centro de Capacitación Artística (CEA) ("Artistic Training Center") of the media company Televisa. He made his television writing debut on the 2005 sitcom Vecinos ("Neighbours"), produced by Eugenio Derbez, in which he also appeared in a recurring acting role. In 2006, Ibáñez moved to Argentina for a major role in the telenovela-sitcom Amor mío ("My Love"), starring Raúl Araiza and Vanessa Guzmán, eventually appearing in 112 episodes over two seasons.

For his work in movies and television Ibanez was inducted into the Paseo de las Luminarias in 1995.

Filmography

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Television

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Year(s) Title Role
1985 Vivir un poco Leonardo Rafael Fernández
1993 Valentina Rigoberto "Rigo" Pérez
1995 Acapulco, cuerpo y alma Teo
1996 La culpa Raúl Nava
1998 Ángela Ramiro
1999 Tres mujeres Héctor Gómez
1999 ¿Qué nos pasa?
2000–2001 Carita de ángel Cándido
2001 Navidad sin fin Darro
2001 Primer amor... tres años después Conrado Baldomero
2001 Primer amor... a mil por hora Conrado Baldomero
2001–2002 El juego de la vida Augusto Vidal
2002–2003 Mujer, casos de la vida real
2003 Clap!... El lugar de tus sueños Padre Constantino
2003 Amor real Remigio Quintero
2004 Hospital el paisa Eulalio Martínez
2004 Rubí Onésimo Segundo
2004 Rubí... La descarada Onésimo Segundo
2005–present Vecinos Jorjais
2006–2007 Amor mío Andrés Sinclair
2008 Las tontas no van al cielo Don Manuel "Meño" Morales
2009 Camaleones Leónidas
2009 Un gancho al corazón Meño
2009–2010 Hasta que el dinero nos separe Casimiro Gutiérrez "El Gutierritos"
2010 Zacatillo, un lugar en tu corazón Profundo Isimo
2010–2011 Triunfo del amor Don Napoleón Bravo
2012 Cloroformo Don Roque
2012 La mujer del Vendaval Timoteo Presidente Montenegro Mondràgon
2013-2014 Qué pobres tan ricos Jesús Mechaca "El Hijo de Sumatra"
2014-2015 La sombra del pasado Melesio
2015-2016 Antes muerta que Lichita Ignacio Gutierrez
2021 Vencer el pasado Camilo Sánchez
2024 Más vale sola[2] Amador
Y llegaron de noche[3] Eduardo Arozamena

Film and video

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Year Title Role
1970 Quizá siempre si me muera
1973 La derrota
1975 La presidenta municipal Licenciado Cástulo Barrenillo
1976 Actas de Marusia Rufino
1976 México, México, ra ra ra
1978 Pasajeros en transito
1979 El alburero
1980 La grilla
1980 Buscando un campeon
1981 D.F./Distrito Federal
1981 The Pulque Tavern
1981 Lagunilla, mi barrio Piston
1981 El mil usos
1982 Cosa fácil Gallo
1982 Días de combate Gallo Villarreal
1982 Una gallina muy ponedora
1982 La pulquería 2
1983 Lagunilla 2
1984 Siempre en domingo
1984 Emanuelo
1984 Nosotros los pelados
1984 Las glorias del gran Púas
1984 Se sufre pero se goza
1984 Adiós Lagunilla, adiós
1985 De todas... todas!
1985 Llegamos los fregamos y nos fuimos
1985 La pulquería ataca de nuevo
1985 El rey de la vecindad Caguama
1985 La tumba del mojado Candido Laponte
1985 Ah que viejas canciones tan calientes
1986 Toda la vida Lalo
1986 Perseguido por la ley
1986 Un macho en la cárcel de mujeres
1987 Las movidas del mofles
1987 La mujer policía
1987 La ruletera
1987 Es Talon y cobra
1987 Destrampados in Los Angeles
1987 Un macho en el salón de belleza
1988 Día de muertos
1988 El gran relajo mexicano
1988 Los maistros
1988 Los hermanos machorro
1988 La quinta del amor
1988 La ley del coyote
1988 El violador infernal
1988 Agapito se mete en todo
1988 La nalgada de oro
1988 Para que dure no se apure
1989 Las guerreras del amor
1989 Las novias del lechero
1989 El garañón
1989 Solo para adúlteros
1989 Los rateros
1989 El nacimiento de un guerrillero
1989 Un macho en el reformatorio de señoritas
1989 El rey de las ficheras
1989 La portera ardiente
1989 Las borrachas
1989 La Bamba sangrienta
1989 Pilas calientes
1989 Picardia nacional
1989 La chamarra de la muerte
1989 En un motel nadie duerme
1989 Dos camioneros con suerte (recongidos en cancus)
1989 El chorizo del carnicero
1990 Dando y dando
1990 Dos judiciales en aprietos
1990 Los aboneros del amor
1990 Tacos, tortas y enchiladas - La Rifa
1990 Noche de recamareras (video)
1990 Muertes violentas
1990 Brutalidad judicial
1990 Duelo de rufianes
1990 Tarot sangriento
1990 El lechero del barrio
1990 Muerte bajo la piel
1990 El reportero
1990 El pozo del diablo
1990 Inesperada venganza
1990 Me lleva el tren El chofer
1990 El dandy y sus mujeres
1990 Compadres a la Mexicana Ismael Llanes
1991 Los hojalateros
1991 No me des las... gracias llorando
1991 El gran reto - Lola la Trailera 3
1991 Serpiente
1991 La pistola del pájaro
1991 El pájaro tata
1991 Tequileros del Rio Grande Silvano García
1991 Narcovictimas
1991 Las travesuras del diablo
1991 Operación Tijuana
1991 El callejón de los cocolasos
1991 La leyenda del escorpión
1991 El bizcocho del Panadero
1992 La fichera mas rapida del oeste
1992 Movidas chuecas
1993 Inseminación artificial
1993 Me muero de la risa
1994 La cantina
1994 La Olimpiada del barrio (video)
1995 El sexo no causa impuestos (video)
1995 Violencia en la oscuridad
1995 El burocrata
1995 Rojo total
1995 Asesinos por naturaleza
1995 Tremendo Escopetón
1996 El talachas y su meneito (video)
1996 La chiva loca (video)
1996 Balazos en la capirucha (video)
1997 Las mulas del pueblo
1998 Mi Yegua bronca
2006 Amor xtremo
2006 Ambiciona J
2006 Sexo, amor y otras perversiones 2 Joaquín

Awards and nominations

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Premios TVyNovelas

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Year Category Title Result
2009 Best First Actor Las tontas no van al cielo Won
2014 Best Supporting Actor La mujer del Vendaval Won
2015 Best First Actor Qué pobres tan ricos Won
2016 Best Supporting Actor La sombra del pasado Nominated

Kids Choice Awards México

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Year Category Title Result
2010 Favorite Villain Camaleones Nominated

References

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  1. ^ a b c "Manuel Flaco Ibanez profile on Esmas". 2.esmas.com (in Spanish). Esmas.com. Archived from the original on 19 April 2018. Retrieved 19 April 2018.
  2. ^ "Más vale sola, nueva comedia que llega a las estrellas en septiembre". todotvnews.com (in Spanish). 27 August 2024. Retrieved 28 August 2024.
  3. ^ Bouchot, Andrea (3 October 2024). "Y llegaron de noche: Reparto y personajes de serie de Eugenio Derbez". chicmagazine.com.mx (in Spanish). Retrieved 5 October 2024.
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