Canuplin

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Born on 1892, he made his first movie appearance in 1930 film of Collegian Love.

His second movie was Tinig ng Pag-ibig (The Voice of Love) from Joaquin Film Comp.

He made 3 more picture after the war brokeout namely Luksang Bituin (Black Star) and Princesa Urduja both from X'Otic Pictures and Kung Kita'y Kapiling (If We Hold on Together) from Acuna -Zaldariaga Pictures.

After the war, He made a comeback via Dalawang Anino (Two Shadows) from SVS Pictures.

Salamangkero (The Magician) was his last movie made by LVN Pictures

[edit] Filmography

  • 1930 – Collegian Love
  • 1940 - Tinig ng Pag-ibig
  • 1941 - Luksang Bituin
  • 1941 - Kung kita'y kapiling
  • 1942 - Princesa Urduja
  • 1947 - Dalawang Anino
  • 1948 - Waling-Waling
  • 1950 - Tubig na Hinugasan
  • 1955 - Salamangkero
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