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Claudio Reyes (5 May 1960 – 13 July 2024) was a Chilean singer, actor, politician and comedian.
Life and career
He began his television career in 1984, participating in supporting roles in the soap operas La torre 10, La represa and Bellas y audaces. His last participation in soap operas was in Piel canela in 2001
In 1989, he ventured into singing by participating in the soundtrack of the television series A la sombra del Ángel, in which he also acted. "Por qué llora la tarde" (originally performed by Brazilian Antonio Marcos) was known in the Reyes version for its chorus "The afternoon is crying and it's because of you", becoming a radio hit that year.
In the 1990s he began his career as a comedian on the program Jappening con ja, where he is remembered for characters such as "El Huaso Clemente", "Clementina", "Tutín", "Chalo" (Le Bisoñé hair salon) and "Charly Badulaque"; The latter became very popular around the year 2000, when the program was practically based on its routine. Later he was a frequent comedian on Morandé con compañía a TV show from Mega. The success of the character allowed him to attend as a guest on stellar television programs of the time such as Viva el lunes. And a film titled "Kuma Channel: The True Story of Charly Badulaque" was even produced, which, according to Reyes himself, "follows the life of Charly, a villager who dreams of becoming an entertainer and thus fulfilling his late father's wishes" Charly Badulaque would be the most recognized character and show of his career.
He was elected councilor for the commune of Puente Alto, representing the Independent Democratic Union (UDI), for the period 2004–2008, obtaining 12.00% of the vote, equivalent to 12,456 votes.
He worked on the program De aquí no sale on UCV Televisión as a guest panellist in 2016. In 2021 he worked on the program Gato por Liebre on Radio Agricultura.
Personal life
He had seven children with six different women. His last wife was Yanet Alfaro. Reyes suffered from high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes mellitus. On April 23, 2023, he suffered a mild heart attack, from which he managed to recover.
Claudio Reyes died around 11 p.m. on Saturday, July 13, 2024, as a result of a heart attack while he was celebrating a friend's birthday.
Controversies
In 1989 he was a judge at the Viña del Mar International Song Festival and met who would briefly be his partner; María Verónica Pinochet Molina, daughter of Augusto Pinochet Hiriart and granddaughter of dictator Augusto Pinochet. Supposedly she frequented him on the Chilefilms recording sets and as a result he was separated from his work by director Vicente Sabatini, and, according to Reyes, banned from the television series for life.
In April 2023, comedian Óscar Gangas claimed that Reyes attacked fellow comedian Jajá Calderón, after an imitation of President Gabriel Boric at a meeting of friends. His own son, José Reyes Rojas, publicly called him out by saying that it was not the first time he had done it, and that he thought he had not been wrong "in marking my distance from a far-right fanatic".
Filmography
= Film
== Telenovelas
== Series and unitaries
=Jappening con ja (Megavisión, 1995–2001) – «El Huaso Clemente», «Clementina», «Tutín» (La Oficina), «Chalo» (peluquería Le Bisoñé) y «Charly Badulaque»
Posta Lo Matta (La Red, 1991) – Artenor Toro «Torito»
Infieles (Chilevisión, 2013) – Capítulo «Cazatalentos»
Cesantes (Chilevisión, 2014) – Capítulo «El embromado»
Infieles (Chilevisión, 2014) – Capítulo «Ojos que no ven»
References
External Links
Claudio Reyes discography at Discogs
Claudio Reyes at IMDb
Kata Kunci Pencarian:
- Un gancho al corazón
- Que te perdone Dios
- Daftar telenovela Televisa (2000-an)
- 03:34: Terremoto en Chile
- La antorcha encendida
- Daftar telenovela Televisa (1980-an)
- Argentina
- Como la vida misma
- Alfonso IV dari León
- Spanyol dalam Kontes Lagu Eurovision 1962
- Claudio Reyes
- TVyNovelas Award for Best Direction
- 2024 in music
- Reyes (name)
- Abismo de pasión
- Deaths in July 2024
- Joaquin Murrieta
- List of Televisa telenovelas (2000s)
- Lo que la vida me robó
- Cañaveral de Pasiones
