Ada Carrasco
Ada Carrasco (14 September 1912 – 5 April 1994) was a Mexican film and television actress. Early life. Carrasco was born in Mexico City, the daughter of Honorato Carrasco, an engineer, and the opera star Ada Navarrete. Career. Carrasco started her career as an actress in 1952, and went on to make over 38 soap operas, including "Los Ricos También Lloran", with Verónica Castro in 1979, "Rosa Salvaje" in 1987, "De Frente al Sol" in 1992, "Más Allá del Puente" in 1994, and finally, her last soap opera was made in 1994 in "Marimar" with Thalía. She died of  a heart attack on 5 April 1994. She is also known for various film appearances from "Two Mules for Sister Sara" (1970) where she opposite Clint Eastwood and Shirley Maclean, to "OK Mister Pancho" (1981) where she starred as a woman who travels to the United States with María Elena Velasco's character of "La India María". Personal life. Ada Carrasco's younger sister Queta Carrasco also was an actress as well as Ada's daughter Malena Doria. Ada Carrasco is the Grandmother of Andrea Rodríguez and producer Magda Rodríguez, therefore great-grandmother of the actress Andrea Escalona. Ada Carrasco