Four husbands and forbidden love: Who were the partners of Silvia Pinal, the diva of the Mexican Golden Cinema

Silvia Pinal, the legendary 92-year-old Mexican actress, made headlines again after it was revealed that she had been admitted to a medical center in Mexico City due to health problems.

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The diva of Mexico’s Golden Cinema was hospitalized on December 21 due to breathing difficulties, as reported by journalist Gustavo Adolfo Infante on his YouTube channel.

The artist, who starred in more than 100 films and several soap operas, was admitted to a hospital in the Aztec capital with pneumonia caused by the flu.

This was confirmed by her daughter, singer Alejandra Guzmán, who assured that her mother is developing well, she said in statements reported by Infobae.

The same media collected the statements of the doctor who treated the actress who explained that Pinal had a viral infection that was aggravated by a bacterial infection of the right lung. But he said he has already passed the critical stage and now needs rehabilitation, hydration and secretion care.

The actress, who is recognized as one of the most important figures of Mexican entertainment, was discharged and is recovering well at home in the first days of January, as revealed by an assistant cited by TV y Novelas.

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Love Silvia Pinal

Although the popular ‘Queen of Hearts’ is currently experiencing health problems, Pinal has a very intense artistic and personal career. Throughout her life, she had various romances and marriages with famous men.

1. Rafael Banquells

Her first love was Rafael Banquells, a Spanish actor and director whom she married at the age of 15, in 1947. They met while working together on the play “Los Caprichos de Goya”, where he was the director. Silvia tried to escape from her father, but Rafael proved to be very possessive and jealous, according to Tv Azteca. They divorced in 1952 after having their first daughter, Sylvia Pasquel.

2. Gustavo Alatriste

Her second husband was Gustavo Alatriste, an actor and film producer who gave her the opportunity to work with the famous director Luis Buñuel. With him, she had another daughter, Viridiana, who died in a car accident at the age of 19. Their marriage lasted from 1961 to 1967.

3. Enrique Guzman

Her third husband was Enrique Guzmán, a rock singer who caused a great stir because he is even 12 years younger than her, writes the mentioned Mexican portal.

They got married in 1967, and she had two more children with him, Alejandra and Luis Enrique. Their relationship was very loud and stormy, marked by rumors of infidelity. They divorced in 1976, after nine years of marriage.

4. Tulio Hernández Gómez

Her fourth and last husband was Tulio Hernández Gómez, a politician from the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) who was the governor of Tlaxcala. They got married in 1981, TV Azteca reports that thanks to him, Silvia became interested in politics and became a federal representative and a replacement for a senator of the same party. However, their relationship also ended after 14 years of marriage.

Hernández died last September at the age of 87.

Emilio ‘El Tigre’ Azcárraga

Emilio ‘El Tigre’ Azcárraga was one of the most important loves in the actress’s life. Although their romance did not last long, it was a very intense and public relationship, reports Infobae.

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The actress fondly remembered Emilio, whom she described as a handsome, strong and masculine man, who loved her very much and who reciprocated the same.

However, their love story could not continue due to the opposition of Emilio’s father, who was already planning his son’s marriage to a young French woman of high society.

Thus, the actress and the businessman heir to Televisa had to part ways, but both continued on their paths of success, each in their own field. She established herself as a great actress, and he as a great businessman. (AND)