Arturo de Córdoba, a prominent figure in 1950s Mexican cinema, was known for his impeccable style and captivating performances, becoming a cultural icon of the era.
De Córdoba’s personal life was shrouded in secrecy, with revelations about his hidden romance with fellow actor Ramón Gay emerging only after his death.
Ramón Gay, a respected actor of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema, was tragically murdered at the age of 42 by the jealous ex-husband of a close friend.
Following Gay’s death, speculation arose regarding the nature of his relationship with de Córdoba, with many suggesting it extended beyond friendship.
Rafael Pérez Gay, a relative of Ramón, confirmed the romantic connection between the two actors, shedding light on their previously undisclosed relationship.
De Córdoba’s later years were marked by a long-term relationship with actress Marga López, who supported him through health challenges until his death in 1973.