These are the six ugly Betty characters that won’t be in the new series because they died

Ugly Betty returns to the small screen after more than 20 years since its premiere, and fans are eagerly awaiting the new Amazon Prime series.

According to Heraldo USA, it is assumed that many of the original cast will return to play their iconic roles, although there are characters who will not be in the new production due to the deaths of their actors.

Deceased actors who will not return Betty La Fea

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It was on January 22, at the age of 72, the lawyer interpreter José Ambrosio Rosales died of still unknown causes, as reported by El Financiero.

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Dora Cadavid

‘Betty, la fea’ gave Dora the chance to give life to the lovable Inés de Ramírez, although she unfortunately won’t be able to return for a third as she died of lung complications at the age of 84 on January 31st. in 2022

Raul Santa

The interpreter “Pupuchurro” or “El cheque” died at the age of 80 from an unknown and “painful disease”, an event that took place on November 15, 2021.

Alberto Valdiri

The actor who played Gordito González, the husband of Beatriz Pinzón Solano’s friend Bertha, was 55 when he died of a heart attack in December 2014.

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Celmira Luzardo

Months before the death of Abert Valdiri, precisely in March 2014, the actress who embodied Catalina Ángel lost her life after a three-year battle with stomach cancer.

Lina Marulanda

During the first two seasons of ‘Ugly Betty’, Marulanda gave life to the model Linda, only to commit suicide in 2010 at the age of 29.

Although these characters will not be in the new series, their legacy and performances will remain in the memory of soap opera fans.

The new production promises to be an evolution of the most successful Latin American telenovela and fans are excited to see Ana María Orozco and Jorge Enrique Abello return to their legendary roles of economist Beatriz Pinzón and lawyer Don Armando, owner of Ecomoda.

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