Christian Bach’s family announces her passing, she was 59
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Renowned Argentine actress Christian Bach, who co-starred at the Telemundo series”La Patrona” and”La Impostora,” died at age 59, according to a statement released by her loved ones. Bach was the wife of actor Humberto Zurita that is Mexican, and mother of celebrity Sebastián Zurita. The couple had a second son.
The actress and producer died Tuesday, Feb. 26, from respiratory collapse, according to the statement issued by her family. “It was always her wish to safeguard family and personal matters in complete privacy so as to lead a normal life, parallel to our own livelihood and the media exposure derived from our job,” the statement read in part.
“It’s this public portion of our lives that today forces us to share with you this fantastic loss for our family.” Bach was born in Buenos Aires in 1959. She graduated with a law degree and later moved to Mexico to devote herself. In 2013, she starred alongside Aracely Arámbula from the series “La Patrona,” succeeded the next year from the creation “La Impostora,” where they co-starred as the principal villains.
Bach retired from health problems from the point at the point. “Christian was an exemplary actress and mother; a super mother and a wife that stuffed the life of her family with love, courage, valor and the fantastic desire to live life to the fullest, in a means which was congruent with her ideas and yearnings,” the statement added.
Bach rose to fame with a secondary role in the telenovela “Los Ricos TambiĂ©n Lloran” (1979); afterwards starring in “Bodas de Odio” (1983),”De Pura Sangre” (1985),”La Chacala” (1997) and “La Patrona” (2013) and generated alongside her husband “Azul Tequila” (1999), among other projects.
The actress won the Best Actress award at the 1984 and 1989 TVyNovelas and the Best Actress TuMundo award from Telemundo in 2013. She also worked in film with more than a dozen movies like “Brigada en AcciĂłn” (1977),”Gavilán o Paloma” (1985),”Soy Libre” (1991),”El Secreto” (2011) and “Deseo” (2013).
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