Jesús Graña
Jesús Graña was a Mexican radio personality commonly known as "el Hombre Feliz". He was born in Madrid Spain. He used to write "Mio" in his hat so that everyone would know it was his. Mio in Spanish is "Mine". He left Spain and moved to Mexico via Havana, Cuba He married Jeanne Mauries in Mexico City. He and his wife, Jeanne, had four daughters: Pilar, Carmen, Conchita, and Margarita.
From there, he moved to the United States when Margarita, youngest daughter, was 19. He worked in Tijuana as a comedian and radio personality. He also appeared in several movies in the 1930s, 1940s, and early 1950s.
Films[edit]
- Don Juan Tenorio (1937)
- Kill Me Because I'm Dying! (1951)
- La Casa de la Troya (1948) - alternate title: College Boarding House (USA)
- Músico, poeta y loco (1948)
- The Lost Child (1947)
- La Barca de Oro (1947) - alternate title: El Corrido de Chabela Vargas (Mexico)
- La Niña de mis ojos (1947)
- Bel Ami (1947) - alternate titles: El Buen mozo & La Historia de una canalla (Mexico)
- Los Nietos de Don Venancio (1946)
- La Razón de la culpa (1943)
- ¡Qué lindo es Michoacán! (1943) - alternate titles: Beautiful Michoacán (USA) & El Paraíso de México (Mexico)
- Pecados de amor (1934) - alternative title: Sins of Love (USA)
- Sobre las olas (1933) - alternative title: Over the Waves (USA)
- La Chillona (1933)
External links[edit]
Jesús Graña on IMDb
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