Cristina Morán, an institution of culture, radio and television in Uruguay, died

2023-09-22 23:52:02

Cristina Morán died

In sad news that has moved all of Uruguay, the legendary Uruguayan actress and host, Cristina Morán, left us this morning at the age of 93. The news was confirmed by his daughter Carmen Morán in an interview with Canal 10and quickly spread throughout the country, leaving a deep void in the world of Uruguayan media and entertainment.

Cristina Morán, whose real name was Iris Fariña, was a true pioneer in Uruguayan television. Her media career began in 1948 as a radio host on Radio Carve, where he soon stood out for his undeniable talent and charisma. However, it was in the 1950s when she made the leap to television and she became one of the first women to appear on screen in the early days of Canal 10.

For decades, Morán was the face of Channel 10, leaving an indelible mark on the history of Uruguayan television. His programContinued Sundays” became a classic that everyone looked forward to week after week. His television presence was uninterrupted until 1995, which speaks of his dedication and passion for his work.

But Cristina Morán’s influence was not limited only to television. She also ventured into theater, film and radio, demonstrating her versatility as an artist. She conducted iconic interviews with figures such as Argentine President Raúl Alfonsín in 1984 and Pope John Paul II in 1980 in Rio de Janeiro, cementing her status as one of the most respected journalists of her time.

In addition to his outstanding career in the media, Morán also left a mark in the world of humor as part of the cast of “El Show del Mediodía” on Channel 12. Last year, he returned to the stage with the revival of “La Pipa de La Paz”, a comedy that he had performed under the direction of his daughter, and that remained on the billboard at Espacio Teatro until June.

The departure of Cristina Morán leaves a void that is impossible to fill in the hearts of all Uruguayans. Her passion, charisma and professionalism made her a media icon and a beloved figure for generations. Her legacy will live on through her memorable interviews, her unforgettable shows, and her unmatched contribution to Uruguayan culture.