Actor. A native of Mexico City, Mexico, Palomo is best remembered for his role on the Mexican soap opera, "Corazón Salvaje (Wild Heart)" as 'Juan De Diablo/Francisco Alcázar' in 1993. He also appeared in several films including, "Derrumbe" (1989), "Bandidos" (1991), "Benjamin's Woman" (1991), "My Dear Tom Mix" (1991), "A Breakfast Chronicle" (1999), "Tarzan" (1999), and his last film, "A Day Without A Mexican" (2004). Palomo also appeared in other television shows as well, including, "Eclipse," "Videocosmos," "El Angel Caido," "Por Amor," "Juana Iris," "Lista Negra," "Triángulo," and "Morir Dos Veces." Palomo was stricken by a heart attack while eating dinner at a restaurant in Los Angeles, California. He was rushed to the hospital but later died.
Actor. A native of Mexico City, Mexico, Palomo is best remembered for his role on the Mexican soap opera, "Corazón Salvaje (Wild Heart)" as 'Juan De Diablo/Francisco Alcázar' in 1993. He also appeared in several films including, "Derrumbe" (1989), "Bandidos" (1991), "Benjamin's Woman" (1991), "My Dear Tom Mix" (1991), "A Breakfast Chronicle" (1999), "Tarzan" (1999), and his last film, "A Day Without A Mexican" (2004). Palomo also appeared in other television shows as well, including, "Eclipse," "Videocosmos," "El Angel Caido," "Por Amor," "Juana Iris," "Lista Negra," "Triángulo," and "Morir Dos Veces." Palomo was stricken by a heart attack while eating dinner at a restaurant in Los Angeles, California. He was rushed to the hospital but later died.
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