Spanish actress Terele Pávez died in the La Paz Hospital
in Madrid Spain of a stroke at the age of 78. Pávez won a Goya Award in 2014 as
a supporting actress in the film “The Witches of Zugarramurdi”, by Álex de la
Iglesia. Her last film role was in another De la Iglesia movie, “El bar”, which
premiered this year. Her artistic surname came from the second of her maternal
grandmother, Emma Silva Pavez, of Chilean origin, and used to differentiate
herself from her sisters. Terele was the granddaughter and great-granddaughter
of the composers Manuel Penella Moreno and Manuel Penella Raga, she was sister
of actresses Enma Penella and Elisa Montés, and the aunt of Emma Ozores. She
appeared in one Euro-western, “800 Bullets” as Rocio the grandmother of Carlos
who goes to Ft. Bravo to find his famous grandfather Julián Torralba played by Sancho Gracia.
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