Delfy de Ortega(1920-1995)
- Actress
- Additional Crew
Delfy De Ortega was born Delfina Felipa Bonomo in Italy in 1920. She
came to Argentina when she was a little girl with her parents. In the
30s, she started her career in movies and theater. She took the lead in
several movies such as El hermoso Brummel (1951), _Paraíso robado ( 1952)_, Al compás de tu mentira (1950), among others. Also,
she was a pioneer in radio performances because of her beautiful voice.
In 1964 she headed the cast of one of the most well-known soap operas,
El amor tiene cara de mujer (1964) written by Nene Cascallar. The soap opera kept her working for
more than 6 years as the main character. She continued working as a
supporting actress until her death, on September 22, 1995.
On sets, she was the first to show up and the last to leave. She was loved by her co-workers who described her as a beautiful, sweet, and very professional woman. She loved to cook. In fact, she used to bring her own food for her co-workers on sets. Said to be one of the most beautiful and stylish actresses in Argentina. Delfy died at the age of 75 in General Rodriguez, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
On sets, she was the first to show up and the last to leave. She was loved by her co-workers who described her as a beautiful, sweet, and very professional woman. She loved to cook. In fact, she used to bring her own food for her co-workers on sets. Said to be one of the most beautiful and stylish actresses in Argentina. Delfy died at the age of 75 in General Rodriguez, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
