Actor Alejandro Landero, remembered for his participation in several Mexican television productions during the 80’s and 90’s, was once again the topic of conversation on social networks. However, this time it was not because of a new artistic project, but because of a video showing his alleged street situation, accompanied by several pets.
The recording quickly went viral on the X platform (formerly Twitter), where dozens of users shared images in which the actor can be seen walking through the streets of the Condesa neighborhood in Mexico City. In the clip, Landero appears in simple clothes, carrying his pets, which generated a deep impact among those who recognized him.
Although the actor has not offered public statements about his current situation, the publication has sparked a wave of messages of support and concern from Internet users and colleagues in the artistic world. Some users have even proposed campaigns to help provide him and his pets with shelter, food and medical care.
One of the aspects that has most moved the audience is Alejandro Landero’s attachment to his pets, which accompany him constantly. According to comments from neighbors and witnesses on social networks, the actor lives with three cats and a dog, and has expressed his refusal to part with them under any circumstances.
So far, there is no confirmed information about his exact age, place of birth or close relatives, as Landero has maintained a discreet personal life. For years, he has been away from the media and his public appearances have become infrequent.
During the 1980s, Alejandro Landero emerged as one of the young promises of Mexican television. His first important role came in the telenovela Blanco Vidal, aired between 1982 and 1983, where he began to gain visibility in the industry.
Later, in 1985, he was part of the cast of Vivir un poco, and a year later he participated in Monte Calvario, two productions that consolidated his presence on the small screen. However, his most memorable role was that of Rigoberto Camacho, Rogelio Linares’ driver (played by Guillermo Capetillo) in the successful telenovela Rosa Salvaje ( 1987), starring Verónica Castro.
Alejandro Landero: The highest point of his trajectory
In 1988, Alejandro Landero played Federico Gómez Luna in Pasión y Poder, one of the most outstanding productions of his career. The telenovela, which consisted of 80 episodes, became a classic of Mexican melodrama and allowed him to share credits with renowned actors of the time.
In addition to his work in television, Landero ventured into musical theater and worked as a host in cultural programs. During the 1990s, he collaborated with Canal Once, where he participated in the presentation of educational and entertainment content, thus broadening his experience in different media formats.
This is not the first time that Alejandro Landero has generated public concern. In 2020, rumors circulated in social networks about his alleged death or disappearance, which were denied by the actor himself. At that time, he reappeared before the media to clarify that he was in good health and that he was still active, although away from show business.
Since then, his public presence had been scarce, until the recent video brought him back into the center of the digital conversation.
Alejandro Landero’s case has moved many users, who fondly remember his performances in Televisa’s classic telenovelas. His current situation has opened a debate about the difficulties faced by some veteran actors after leaving the spotlight, as well as the lack of institutional support for those who contributed to the development of Mexican television in past decades.
As long as there is no official statement from the actor himself, uncertainty persists, but the signs of empathy and solidarity continue to multiply on social networks, where many hope that Landero can receive the necessary support to improve his living conditions, always accompanied by his faithful animal companions.
Here is the video of the actor in the street with his animals.
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