Mario de Rosa was an American actor who is best known for Chau, amor mío, Rolando Rivas, taxista, and Un extraño en nuestras vidas. He was active in the entertainment industry until his death in 1983.
Personal and Family Life
Details about Mario de Rosa’s personal life and family are not widely known. However, it’s clear that he was dedicated to his work as an actor, appearing in numerous television series throughout his career.
Career Highlights
Mario de Rosa had a prominent acting career, especially known for his roles in various television shows from the 1970s. Some of his notable performances include leading roles in series like Rolando Rivas, taxista and Chau, amor mío, which earned him recognition in the industry.
Death and Legacy
Mario de Rosa passed away in 1983, leaving behind a legacy as a talented actor. His contributions to television during the 1970s remain appreciated by fans of classic media.
Filmography
| Title | Role | Year | Episodes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Un hombre como vos | Profesor 2 (as Mario De Rosa) | 1982 | 19 episodes |
| Fabián 2 Mariana 0 | (as Mario De Rosa) | 1980 | 19 episodes |
| Chau, amor mío | Elbio (as Mario De Rosa) | 1979 | 20 episodes |
| Vos y yo, toda la vida | (as Mario De Rosa) | 1978 | 19 episodes |
| El tema es el amor | TV Series | 1977 | 19 episodes |
| Pablo en nuestra piel | Favio (as Mario De Rosa) | 1977 | 19 episodes |
| Los que estamos solos | Emilio | 1976 | 19 episodes |
| Tu rebelde ternura | Ovidio | 1975 | 74 episodes |
| Pobre diabla | Obarrio (as Mario De Rosa) | 1973 | 19 episodes |
| Rolando Rivas, taxista | Padre Damián (as Mario De Rosa) | 1972 | 76 episodes |
| Un extraño en nuestras vidas | Adrián | 1972 | 22 episodes |
| Nacido para odiarte | Padre Ezequiel | 1971 | 39 episodes |
| El teleteatro de Alberto Migré | (as Mario De Rosa) | 1971 | 1 episode |
| El hombre que me negaron | TV Series | 1970 | 19 episodes |
| Su comedia favorita | TV Series | 1970 | 1 episode |