Ricardo Merino

Ricardo Merino was born on Aug 23, 1935 in Spain. Ricardo Merino's big-screen debut came with De profesión, sus labores directed by Javier Aguirre in 1970, strarring Antonio.

Ricardo Merino was born in Medina del Campo, Valladolid, Castilla y León, Spain as Ricardo Merino Castanedo. In the sixties he acted in theater when he decided to take the step to television and shortly afterwards to the cinema where he managed to establish himself in the new films called Destape (1975-1989) mainly by director Mariano Ozores. He was an actor, known for The Bachelor of Don Quixote Riding Again (1973), Unusual Women (1977) and The War of Children (1980). He died on September 12, 1994 due to a brain accident in Madrid, Madrid, Spain.