- Beloved Televisa actor Alejandro Landeros, known for his role in the 1988 hit telenovela Rosa Salvaje, has been found living on the streets of Mexico City.
- He was discovered on a park bench in the Condesa neighborhood, accompanied by his three cats and a dog, whom he refuses to abandon.
- Local residents have launched an appeal for help, seeking a temporary one-month shelter for Landeros and his companion animals.
- This incident recalls the similar case of his Rosa Salvaje co-star, Renata Flores, who was also rescued from homelessness in 2020.
A Star’s Shocking Fall
Alejandro Landeros, a familiar face from the golden age of Mexican telenovelas, is facing a dire reality. The actor, celebrated for his work in productions like Rosa Salvaje, Pasión y Poder, and Monte Calvario, was recently located in a state of homelessness in Mexico City. A neighborhood watch account reported that Landeros is living on a public bench with all his belongings, loyally accompanied by the pets he has adopted.
The Community Rallies for Help
According to reports, Landeros is currently situated on Mazatlán street, between Juan de la Barrera and Agustín Melgar. The community has shared his location in the hopes of finding him assistance, specifically a temporary shelter for one month where he can stay with his animals.
“The neighbor actor Alejandro Landeros was left without a job and is on the street with his three kittens and his little dog that he does not want to abandon,” a local account stated, highlighting the actor’s deep attachment to his pets as a key condition for any aid.
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El actor de telenovelas está en la Colonia Roma. Crédito: X/ LaRomaMex/
A History of Disappearance and a Troubling Parallel
This is not the first time concern has been raised for Landeros. In 2020, rumors circulated about his disappearance from the public eye, with some reports even falsely claiming he had passed away. The exact reasons for his current situation remain unknown.
His story draws a sad parallel to that of his former Rosa Salvaje castmate, Renata Flores. In 2020, Flores was also found living out of her car with her dogs. The National Association of Actors (ANDA) intervened, eventually providing her with a place at the Casa del Actor, a retirement home for performers. These recurring incidents shed a somber light on the vulnerabilities faced by actors after their time in the spotlight fades.