Cuban actor Bárbaro Marín turns 62

The popular Cuban actorBarbaro Marin He just turned 62 years old.

The profile ofFacebook from cubaactores dedicated a congratulatory message to the actor, whom he defined as a great actor, father and friend.

"Bárbaro Marín, who has the talent of expressing what he feels through his art, who has managed to earn the respect and affection of Cubans with his roles on the small screen, also achieved success and demonstrated his talent in Colombia, starring in soap operas and series that are remembered by thousands," recalls the post.

BarbarianHe had his birthday last Saturday, March 4..

Friends and professional colleagues offered him their best wishes on his birthday.

"Congratulations, Tribilín!" said Néstor Luis Jiménez, along with a photo of both of them with fellow actor Alejandro Palomino.

Bárbaro's brother, Julio Marín, also wished him congratulations "and that you enjoy it with your family and friends. A kiss."

Other greetings came from the Facebook group "Cuban Adventures and Memories of Television" and from the profile dedicated to the remembered director Roberto Garriga.

The actor arrives at another year in top physical shape and taking part in excellent professional projects.

In January it emerged that he wasfilming a film in the Dominican Republic with Tahimí Alvariño, mother of his children María Fernanda and Diego. Both are the protagonists of the film, which is called "The Shark."

The former couple, who had a relationship of more than two decades,Last year they premiered the television program "Alianza en la casa", from the Cubavisión channel.

Although their marriage ended about six years ago, the actors have great complicity and undeniable chemistry. In addition to the program they host,They demonstrated their good relationship in the interview segment that the actress conducted from Cuba for his sister María Karla Rivero's show, in which Bárbaro Marín was one of the guests.

Born in Havana in 1961, Marín has given memorable performances in film and television not only in Cuba but in Latin America.

In his country, his performances are particularly remembered in the soap operas "Al compás del son" and "Las Huérfanas de la Obrapía", and in the series "Día y noche"; and in the cinema, his role as Ignacio in "Zafiros, salud azul".

Graduated from the National School of Art Instructors (ENA), he began in 1984 in the Olga Alonso amateur theater group, directed by Humberto Rodríguez. In 1986 he moved to the professional theater group Arte Popular, directed by the playwright and theater director Eugenio Hernández Espinosa.

Marín has singing and playing guitar skills.