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The death of Beatriz Álvarez, a supposed actress from ‘Como dice el dicho’, is circulating on social media, but there is confusion.
‘ What happened to Beatriz Álvarez ?’, ‘Did Beatriz Álvarez die?’, ‘Who is Beatriz Álvarez?’, is the question that thousands of users are asking after becoming a trending topic on the Internet again.
And her death has been circulating on social media, however, this case has been quite an enigma, since many have confused Beatriz Álvarez from ‘Como dice el dicho’ with Beatriz Álvarez Guerra, a Spanish actress, who died in 2022.
It should be noted that there are no images of Álvarez circulating on the internet, so it is unknown if this is his real name or the one he uses in one of the episodes of the television show.
What is true is that Beatriz Álvarez Guerra ‘s name and image have been used in videos and images to fuel this rumor.
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In addition, photos have also appeared of Aranza Peña , a young actress who died in 2022 after a car crash and who did participate in ‘Como dice el dicho’ and in ‘La Rosa de Guadalupe’.
In short, it is all a rumor that, in order to make it more credible, has been using names and images of the two aforementioned personalities, and it is not the first time that this has happened, since it has been circulating since March of this year.
Who is Beatriz Alvarez?
According to reports, Beatriz Álvarez would be the stage name of an actress who participated in ‘Como dice el dicho’, but would have nothing to do with Guerra, who participated in productions but in Spain.
Why does fake news exist?
Fake news is created with the aim of creating uncertainty and panic among the community, so it is recommended to consult reliable sources before believing or sharing this content.
On tunota.com the false deaths of Daniel Arenas , Will Smith, Ricardo Montaner, Lionel Messi, Shakira, Luis Miguel, Marco Antonio Solís, among others, have been denied .
According to a Statista publication in 2022, the countries on our continent that consume the most fake news are Mexico and Peru with 87%, behind the Philippines with 89%.