Agustín Bernal, known as the “Rambo Mexicano,” starred in over 150 action films during the 1970s and 1980s, becoming an iconic figure in Mexican cinema.
Born Romualdo Bucio in 1959 in Parácuaro, Michoacán, he enlisted in the army at 15, where he excelled in athletics and developed a strong friendship with future Secretary of National Defense, Antonio Riviello Basán.
Bernal adopted his stage name while gaining recognition for his roles in films such as “El Oro del Asesino” and “Operación Jaguar,” establishing himself as a leading actor in the action genre.
He was also a talented writer and director, contributing to over 40 productions and founding his own publishing house, Buco Publishing House, in 2013.
Agustín Bernal passed away at the age of 55 on January 8, 2019, due to a cardiac arrest, leaving behind a legacy as a prolific actor and a devoted family man.
His death prompted tributes from fans and colleagues, highlighting his impact on the film industry and the deep respect he garnered from those who knew him.