Alfredo Alcón

Alfredo Alcón was an Argentine actor whose career spanned more than five decades across theatre, film, and television. Trained at Argentina’s National Conservatory of Dramatic Art, he became especially known for classical and modern stage roles, including Shakespeare, García Lorca, Ibsen, and Beckett. His screen work included more than 50 films, among them *El amor nunca muere*, *Un guapo del 900*, *Los siete locos*, and *Nazareno Cruz y el lobo*, while his honors included the Konex de Brillante and numerous Martín Fierro and Cóndor de Plata awards.