This beautiful actress had a fruitful career in the Golden Cinema and came to our country at the invitation of Mario Moreno
Although the Mexican comedian Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" was married for many years to the same woman, there are many who claim that he had relationships with various actresses from the Golden Cinema, including a beautiful Argentine, with whom he actually had an unrecognized son. , a story that was a when it became known after the death of the so-called mime.
Rosario Fiaschi Granados, known as Charito, was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on March 12, 1925. Of a Chilean father and a Mexican mother, she showed an interest in acting from a very young age, and after a short career in Argentine theater and cinema, he decides to travel to Mexico, thanks to the invitation made by the "Cantinflas", making his debut in the film "Rosa de las nieves" (1944).
Her first film in our country was not very successful, but it was followed by other performances with the famous Jorge Negrete, in the film "Camino de Sacramento" (1945) and "Canaima" (1945). In a short time, Rosario managed to be recognized by the public and was considered for major projects, one of them in 1947, with two renowned figures: Arthur of Cordova and María Félix in "The Kneeling Goddess".
In 1948, he shared credits with Miroslava Stern and Carmen Montejo in "a secret between women", and he achieved his consecration with three definitive films in his career: "Children's Pain" (1949) by Miguel Zacarias, alternating with Fernando Soler and the one that achieved an Ariel nomination, "the great skull" (1949), directed by Luis Bunuel and in which she worked again with Fernando Soler and her boyfriend at the time Gustavo Red and "immaculate" (1950) by Julio Bracho.
Rosario "Charito" Granados had an unrecognized child with "Cantinflas"
The journalist Miguel Angel Morales, author of the book "Cantinflas: master of the Tents", uncovered the romance between the actress Rosario Granados and the comedian, and in fact affirms that the couple had a son named Mario Figachi Granados, who did not was recognized by Moreno.
Almost three years after the death of the Mexican comedian, his biographer brought to light the existence of two children that the actor never recognized. In the second of the three volumes that make up the biographical work, it is said that the other daughter is Santa Saucedo, today a model whose mother is a dancer who, like "Cantinflas" in the beginning, worked in a tent.
Although the information about the son has been denied by the family of the famous mime, many assure that the couple did have a relationship that lasted a short time. Granados decided to retire at the end of the fifties, she married the photographer Raúl Martínez Solares with whom she had four children.
In 1970 she returned to the theater stages and from there she began her career on television, along with small parts in movies. In 1987 she participated in the successful youth telenovela "Quinceanera", where she played Rosalía, Thalía's grandmother. In 1989 she had her last participation on television in the melodrama "Simply María".
In the year 1990, she said goodbye to the world of acting with the movie "Funerals of Terror". She spent her last years with her family in Mexico City, where she died of a heart attack on March 25, 1997.
