1910-03-01 ( 115 years old ) in Santurce, Puerto Rico
Maria del Pilar Cordero (March 1, 1910 – August 2, 1998), better known as Mapy Cortés, was a Puerto Rican actress who acted in many films during the Golden Age of Mexican cinema.
Cortés appeared in the U.S. State Department propaganda short film "Mexican Moods".
In 1942, Cortés made her only foray into Hollywood cinema, playing a singer in the RKO wartime musical comedy Seven Days' Leave. Her eponymous character is engaged to Victor Mature's soldier character before he falls in love with a socialite played by Lucille Ball. After filming Seven Days Leave, Mapy Cortés returned to Mexico City and played roles in contemporary romantic comedies and nostalgia musicals set during the Mexican Belle Époque. The 1945 Mapy Cortés vehicle La pícara Susana / Mischievous Susana[5] marked the directorial debut of her husband Fernando.
After Fernando died, Mapy returned to Puerto Rico and led a relatively quiet life. In 1998 she died at her home of a heart attack. She was buried at the Puerto Rico Memorial Cemetery in Carolina, Puerto Rico.
Movies
Reflejo de un deseo
1985-01-02
Los tres pecados
1966-04-21
Luna de miel en Puerto Rico
1966-01-01
Mr. Dólar
1964-12-18
Los expatriados
1963-01-01
Dormitorio para señoritas
1960-05-11
Recién casados... no molestar
1951-08-09
El sexo fuerte
1951-04-25
Venezuela también canta
1951-02-28
Las tandas del principal
1949-07-15
Al marido hay que seguirlo
1948-09-11
Los maridos engañan de 7 a 9
1946-08-30
El amor las vuelve locas
1946-01-10
La pícara Susana
1945-05-31
Un beso en la noche
1945-02-08
La hija del regimiento
1944-10-06
El globo de Cantolla
1944-07-07
The Pharaoh's Court
1944-06-08
La Guerra de los Pasteles
1944-01-03
Internado para señoritas
1943-11-11
Seven Days' Leave
1942-11-13
Yo bailé con Don Porfirio
1942-10-29
El conde de Montecristo
1942-04-29
Las 5 noches de Adán
1942-04-18
Mexican Moods
1942-01-01
Cinco minutos de amor
1941-12-11
The Unknown Policeman
1941-10-22
Those Were The Days, Senor Don Simon!
1941-09-19
La liga de las canciones
1941-09-12
Ahora seremos felices
1939-06-11
Guard! Alert!
1937-07-12
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