Pastor Serrador

Heriberto Pastor Serrador was a Cuban-born Argentine actor who lived and worked in Spain beginning in the early 1950s.

Biography Pastor Serrador was born in Camagüey, Cuba in 1919, the grandson of the actors Esteban Serrador and Josefina Marí. His father was the merchant Heriberto Pastor and his mother was the actress , the sister of Esteban, , and Pepita Serrador. He was the first cousin of director Narciso Ibáñez Serrador. His childhood was spent in Argentina, where he began his career as an actor on the radio. He debuted in theater around 1935, (1954), (1956), (1957), Juana de Lorena (1962), (1962), (1963), (1963), (1964), A Midsummer Night's Dream (1964), (1966), (1968), (1969), Por lo menos tres (1969), (1970), and (1979), the musicals Annie (1981) and The Sound of Music (1982), (1984), the revue (1985), (1989), and (1994).

Present on Televisión Española since the early days of the broadcast medium in Spain, Serrador was part of the cast of one of its first series, (1959–1960). In successive years he would portray dozens of characters on shows such as Estudio 1, , , (1985), and (1986), the latter with his wife, which would be her last appearance before her sudden death.

After Luisa Sala's death, he married María Teresa Alonso in 1987 and they had one son. He died on 16th December 2006.

Awards

Gold medal from the Ministry of Information and Tourism (1970) Gold medal from the Ministry of Culture (1977)

Television appearances