QUÉ FUE DE… JULISSA, BELLA CANTANTE Y ACTRIZ QUE ENTUSIASMÓ A LOS JÓVENES DE LOS 60 Y 70

Julissa: A Multifaceted Talent in Music and Acting

Early Life and Introduction to Entertainment

• Julissa, born Julia Isabel de Llano Macedo on April 8, 1944, is the daughter of prominent figures in Mexican entertainment, Luis de Llano Palmer and Rita Macedo.

• She began her career at a young age, joining a musical group called Speed Fire with her brother and other musicians when she was just 13 years old.

Musical Beginnings

• Julissa recorded several songs as part of Speed Fire between the ages of 13 and 15, including "La Consentida del Profesor," which became a favorite among listeners.

• The group lasted about three years before disbanding; however, it laid the groundwork for Julissa's future success in both music and acting.

Transition to Acting

• At 18, she shifted her focus from music to acting, debuting in the horror film "Espiritismo."

• Despite challenges in her early career, including being underpaid by producers, she eventually found significant success as an actress.

Personal Life and Relationships

• Julissa was married to musician Benny Ibarra with whom she had two children but separated due to infidelity on his part.

• Her family background includes connections to notable figures like writer Carlos Fuentes and singer Enrique Guzmán.

Career Highlights

• She gained recognition for her roles in various films during the '60s and '70s while also producing theatrical works such as "Vaselina" (Grease).

• Notable films include "La Maldición de la Llorona" (1963), where she starred alongside her mother Rita Macedo.

Contributions to Theatre and Television

• Julissa expanded into theatre production and direction, bringing musicals like "Jesucristo Superestrella" (Jesus Christ Superstar) to Mexico.

Highlights of Julissa's Career and Legacy

Overview of Julissa's Recent Activities

• Julissa, now 77 years old, remains active in the entertainment industry, showcasing her enduring presence and beauty.

• In the same year, she participated alongside her son Alejandro Ibarra, indicating a family involvement in the arts.

• The new version of the musical "Vaselina" was premiered by Julissa, highlighting her ongoing contributions to theater and music.

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