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Wife
  
Edith Sanchez

Role
  
Film actor

Mother
  
Amadita Rodriguez

Siblings
  
Hector Hernandez

Occupation
  
Actor

Ex-spouse
  
Edith Sanchez

Name
  
Aaron Hernan


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Father
  
Jose de la Luz Hernandez

Children
  
Edith Hernan, Aaron Hernan

Parents
  
Jose de la Luz Hernandez, Amadita Rodriguez

Movies and TV shows
  
De que te quiero - te quiero, Mi mejor regalo, No Eres Tu - Soy Yo, Nuevo Mundo, Smiles of the City

Similar People
  
Gabriel Retes, Alejandro Springall, Felipe Cazals, Gilberto Gazcon

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Aarón Hernán ([aˈɾon erˈnan]; born November 20, 1930 in Camargo, Chihuahua, Mexico) is a Mexican telenovela and film actor.

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He has a medal called General Ángel Trías Álvarez.

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Family

Aarón Hernán was born on November 20, 1930 in Camargo, Chihuahua, Mexico as Aarón Hernández Rodríguez.

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His mother was Amadita Rodríguez, but his father was José de la Luz Hernández. His brother is named Héctor Hernández.

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Aarón, named after the brother of Moses, married Edith Sánchez who bore him a son Aarón and daughter Edith.

Telenovelas

Hernán is very known for his roles in telenovelas.

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His best-known role was that of an old Don Alonso in Marisol. The main character was lovely Marisol, Alonso's granddaughter, played by Erika Buenfil. Alonso’s son Leonardo was played by famous Enrique Álvarez Félix, who died soon after he made his last work in Marisol.

Other notable role is that of Father Augusto in Tormenta en el paraíso.

He also played priests in some other telenovelas.

Films

Hernán appeared in Apolinar, a fantasy drama film and Black Wind.

Selected filmography

  • The Garden of Aunt Isabel (1971)

  • Aarón Hernán Aarn Hernn Chat Entretenimiento

    References

    Aarón Hernán Wikipedia