Celebrating her 88th birthday, Cuban actress Paula Alí is surrounded by the admiration and affection of audiences who have supported her through more than six decades in television, film, and theater.
With her exceptional talent and natural grace, Alí has become one of the most prominent figures in the Cuban entertainment industry, her career a cornerstone of the nation's audiovisual history.
Among her most memorable performances are roles in iconic telenovelas such as "Enamorada del mar" (1989), "Retablo personal" (1992), "Las huérfanas de la Obrapía" (1999), "Salir de noche" (2002), "¡Oh, La Habana!" (2007), "La otra esquina" (2014), "Vuelve a mirar" (2021), and "Los hijos de Pandora" (2022), along with many other television productions.
In the summer of 2025, the National Council of Performing Arts (CNAE) released an official statement debunking rumors circulating on social media about the actress's alleged health decline.
The statement assured that Paula Alí was in good health and conveyed “her sincerest regards and all her love to the Cuban people.”
At 88, Paula Alí remains a symbol of professionalism, dedication, and passion for the arts. Her legacy continues to thrive in the collective memory of a nation that celebrates and admires her.
Paula Alí's Enduring Legacy
What are some of the most notable works of Paula Alí?
Some of her most notable works include "Enamorada del mar," "Retablo personal," "Las huérfanas de la Obrapía," "Salir de noche," "¡Oh, La Habana!," "La otra esquina," "Vuelve a mirar," and "Los hijos de Pandora."
How did the National Council of Performing Arts respond to health rumors about Paula Alí?
The National Council of Performing Arts issued a statement confirming that Paula Alí was in good health and sent her warm regards to the Cuban people.