Radio announcer, television presenter and dubbing actor Mario Beutgained great popularity in the 60s of the last century, died in Barcelona 91 years oldHis family has been notified.
Born in Arenys de Mar (Barcelona) in 1933, Mario Beut Padrós was the son of singer and actor Mariano Beut Martínez and Carme Padrós.
Beut was studying law in her third year and piano in her sixth year when she was discovered by a head of radio programs. Barcelona began a radio career during an amateur theatrical performance and thus causing it to pass through the microphones of this station such as Cadena Ser, Radio Miramar, RNE and COPE, among others.
At the most successful moment in his professional history, Between 1959 and 1969, he produced 14 programs a week.. He has also won numerous awards, including four Ondas Awards and the Popular Award from the Pueblo newspaper.
Jumped from radio to televisionBeing one of TVE’s leading presenters of variety shows and competitions has earned him immense popularity at the national level.
He made his debut in this medium with the TVE program ‘Yesterday Haberi Today Money’, which aired on TVE in 1961, followed by many programs such as ‘Call your wife’, ‘Smile please’, ‘The longest word’. ‘Mid-day club’, ‘I saw and heard’ and ‘We know Spain’.
He reached the highest popularity with the ‘Unity is Power’ program. (1964) was an audience phenomenon at the time, and in 1966 received a tribute at the Palacio Municipal de los Deportes in Barcelona, which attracted more than 15,000 people.
Alongside his radio and television work, he has done film dubbing and lent his voice to actors such as Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean-Luis Trintignant, George Peppard, Tony Curtis and Sidney Poitier.
The farewell ceremony of Mario Beut will be held tomorrow at 12:00 at Les Corts funeral home in Barcelona.
Source: Informacion
