She was born into a distinguished Mexican family. As the daughter of an aristocrat, she received a fine education. At just 17, she married. She led the life of a typical socialite, but Dolores del Río always dreamed of something more. She was one of the most beautiful women of her time. Her appearance was mesmerizing.

One day, a friend of her husband, who also happened to be a director, came to their house. Upon seeing Dolores, he was speechless. The director was captivated by her beauty and offered her a role in a film. Her husband opposed the idea, but Dolores was thrilled by it. She even left her husband for this new path, a decision that led to his eventual passing.

She began acting in films, enchanting colleagues, critics, and fans alike. Her beauty was intoxicating, mesmerizing all who saw her. She possessed a unique charm, sophistication. Word of her beauty reached Hollywood, where Dolores conquered the “dream factory.” Her third husband, an American billionaire, became her muse, funding her roles in both films and theater productions.

However, film critics often spoke only of her looks, praising her appearance while avoiding mentions of her talent. Dolores’ acting abilities remained an untapped topic.