Jesús Graña

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Jesús Graña was a Mexican radio personality commonly known as "El Hombre Feliz". He also appeared in several movies in the 1930s, 1940s and early 1950s. He and his wife, Juana, had four daughters: Pilar, Carmen, Conchita, and Margarita.

Although a comedian, off stage he was often unkind to his family, perhaps in an attempt to toughen them up.

[edit] Films

  • Don Juan Tenorio 1937
  • El Nino Perdido
  • La Barca de Oro 1947
  • ¡¡¡Mátenme porque me muero!!! (1951)
  • Casa de la Troya, La (1948)

... aka College Boarding House (International: English title)

  • Músico, poeta y loco (1948)
  • El Niño Perdido (1947)
  • La Barca de Oro (1947) .... Don Braulio

... aka El Corrido de Chabela Vargas

  • La Niña de mis ojos (1947)
  • Bel Ami (1947/I)

... aka Buen mozo, El (Mexico) ... aka Historia de una canalla, La (Mexico)

  • Nietos de Don Venancio, Los (1946)
  • Razón de la culpa, La (1943)
  • ¡Qué lindo es Michoacán! (1943)

... aka Beautiful Michoacan (USA) ... aka Paraíso de México, El (Mexico)

  • Don Juan Tenorio (1937)
  • Pecados de amor (1934)

... aka Sins of Love (USA)

  • Sobre las olas (1933)

... aka Over the Waves (USA)

  • Chillona, La (1933)
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