What is Roberto Gomez Bolanos' Net Worth?
Roberto Gomez Bolanos, more famously known as Chespirito, was a renowned Mexican writer, actor, director, and comedian. At the time of his death in 2014, Chespirito had amassed a net worth of $50 million. He passed away on November 28, 2014, at the age of 85.
Early Life and Education
Born in Mexico City, Mexico, in 1929, Roberto Gomez Bolanos initially pursued an engineering degree at the prestigious National Autonomous University of Mexico. However, his creative talents soon led him toward a different path in life.
Career Beginnings
Chespirito began his career by writing and appearing in children’s comedy shows. His first television appearance was in 1968 on the show "Los Supergenios de la Mesa Cuadrada". His talent quickly caught the public's eye, paving the way for more significant roles.
Rise to Fame
In the early 1970s, Bolanos made some of his most memorable television appearances, including roles in "El Chapulin Colorado" and "El Chavo". He further cemented his place in Mexican television with shows such as "Los Chifalditos", "Los Chiripiojos", "El Chavo del Ocho", "La Chicharra", and "Don Calavera".
In addition to his television career, Chespirito displayed his versatile talent in the music industry by composing several theme songs for Mexican movies and telenovelas, including "La Duena" and "Alguna Vez Tendremos".
Writing Achievements
In his extensive career, Bolanos also focused on screenwriting and penned several scripts between the late '50s and late '90s. Some of his notable works include "La princesa hippie", "El camino de los espantos", "Un novio para dos hermanas", "En peligro de muerte!", "Dos tontos y un loco", "Los tigres del desierto", "Que vivan los muertos!", and "Angelitos del trapecio".
Personal Life
Chespirito married his long-time girlfriend actress Florinda Meza in 2004. Their relationship spanned nearly three decades before they officially tied the knot.
