Gustavo Garzón

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Gustavo Garzón (born May 25, 1955, in Buenos Aires) is an Argentine film and television actor.

He works in the cinema of Argentina.^[1]

• Cosa de locos (1981)
• Tacos altos (1985)
• Los Días de junio (1985) a.k.a. Days in June
• Sostenido en La menor (1986) a.k.a. Padre, marido y amante
• Los Amores de Laurita (1986)
• La Clínica del Dr. Cureta (1987)
• La Ciudad oculta (1989)
• Despabílate amor (1996) a.k.a. Wake Up Love
• El Mundo contra mí (1997)
• Qué absurdo es haber crecido (2000) a.k.a. How Silly We Are to Grow Up
• Gallito Ciego (2001)
• El Fondo del Mar (2003) a.k.a. The Bottom of the Sea
• Roma (2004)
• El Buen destino (2005)
• Amor en defensa propia (2006)
• Florianópolis Dream (2018)

• Vivir Sin Aire (Maná, 1994)
• Te Lloré Un Río (Maná, 1994)
• Déjame Entrar (Maná, 1995)
• No Ha Parado de Llover (Maná, 1995)
• Pies Descalzos, Sueños Blancos (Shakira, 1996)
• ¿Dónde Estás Corazón? (Shakira, 1996)
• Un Poco de Amor (Shakira, 1997)
• Perdido Sin Ti (Ricky Martin, 1998)
• Ciega, Sordomuda (Shakira, 1998)
• No Creo (Shakira, 1999)
• Inevitable (Shakira, 1999)
• Fuera de Mí (La Ley, 2000)
• Yo No Soy Esa Mujer (Paulina Rubio, 2001)
• Es Por Ti (Juanes, 2002)
• Se Lo Que Vendrá/The Other Side (Fey,2002)
• Ayer (Luis Miguel, 2009)

• "Aprender a vivir" (1982)
• "Amada" (1983)
• "Por siempre tuyo" (1985)
• "Rossé" (1985)
• "Cuñada, La" (1987)
• "Ella contra mí" (1988)
• "Sin marido" (1988)
• "Así son los míos" (1989)
• "Extraña dama, La" (1989) a.k.a. "The Strange Lady"
• "Amándote II" (1990)
• "El Evangelio según Marcos" (1991) a.k.a. "The Gospel According to Mark"
• "Chiquilina mía" (1991)
• "Soy Gina" (1992)
• "Machos, Los" (1994)
• "Alta comedia" (1996)
• "Señoras y señores" (1997)
• "Casa natal" (1998)
• "Vulnerables" (1999)
• "Tiempofinal" (2000) a.k.a. "Final Minute"
• "Primicias" (2000)
• "Cuatro amigas" (2001) a.k.a. "Four Friends"
• "Franco Buenaventura, el profe" (2002) a.k.a. "Tango Lover"
• "Tres padres solteros" (2003)
• "Mystiko" (2004)
• "Familia especial, Una" (2005)
• "Vientos de agua" (2006)

• Gustavo Garzón at Cinenacional.com (in Spanish) (archive)

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