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Arturo García Rodríguez, better known as Arturo de Córdova, was born on May 7, , in Mérida, Yucatán. Although he began his career as a journalist and was deputy director of the United Press agency in Santiago, Chile, Arturo is recognized as one of the leading actors in the so-called Golden Age of Mexican Cinema, participating in more than feature films throughout his career.

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In , he settled in Mexico City, where he obtained work as an announcer for the station XEW. His manly voice and impeccable diction led him to become one of the favorites of radio listeners, so film producers began to look for him to exploit his fame.

He was the creator of the famous phrase, which would accompany him throughout his life, “that doesn&#;t have the slightest importance.”

He began his acting career in , in the Mexican film Celos , directed by the Russian, exiled in Mexico, Arcady Boytler.

Some time later he participated with the d