Muri actress Edith Gonzlez, protagonist of "Doa Brbara" :: El Litoral – News – Santa Fe – Argentina

Edith González died Thursday at the age of 54 after a long fight against ovarian cancer. The Mexican actress has become famous for playing in many successful telenovelas, such as Doña Bárbara (2008-2009, RTI Television) and Salomé (2001-2002, The Star Channel).

According to several television programs in Mexico, González was hospitalized at Ángeles Hospital in Interlomas because of his delicate health condition. The family made the difficult decision to disconnect it from the devices that kept it alive.

In 2016, the actress had made known her fight against this serious illness. "In recent days, I have had surgery because I was suffering from severe abdominal pain, because they found cancerous tissue that was removed in their entirety, and as part of this process I will have to follow a treatment for a few months. " I am strong, full of life and working I love them all! ", Edith wrote on their social networks.

Edith studied performance and dance in New York (United States), London (England) and Paris (France). He is also interested in the history of art at the University of Sorbonne, France, and jazz music during his travels in the United Kingdom. He had a single daughter, Constanza, aged fourteen.

His most notable role was that of Bárbara Guaimarán, in the adaptation of the literary novel written by Rómulo Gallegos, a rich landowner with vast properties who was violated during his youth and who deeply hates men. An indomitable and terrible woman whose only goal is to be the owner of everything and who has no problem in destroying anyone who crosses her to obtain it.

Despite his condition, González has not stopped working and, last year, he played in 3 families, a comedy aired on the screen of Azteca television.

Love has a woman's face (1971), The rich also cry (1979-1980), Wild rose (1987-1988), Flower and cinnamon (1988-1989), In the flesh (1990)), Corazón salvaje (1993-1994) and Camaleones (2009-2010).

With information from Exitoína