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14 Facts About Norma Candal

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Norma Daniela Candal Penedo, was a Puerto Rican actress and comedian who was best known for her role as Petunia on La criada malcriada.

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Norma Daniela Candal Penedo was born in 1927 in Fajardo, Puerto Rico to Eladio Jose Candal and Maria Isabel Penedo.

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Norma Candal lived with her family on the Fajardo Sugar Company's sugar plantation, where her father was an accountant.

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Norma Candal attended the Colegio del Sagrado Corazon in her hometown, where she obtained her primary and secondary education.

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Norma Candal was planning on a political career and was going to study political sciences, however after she was granted a scholarship to The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC, she changed her goals and went on to earn her Master's Degree in Theater.

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Norma Candal worked in the shows Aqui con Norma ; El Show del Mediodia, and La Criada Malcriada, in which she played the comical role of Petunia, a simple-minded maid.

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In 1970, there was a strike against Tommy Muniz Productions, which forced Norma Candal to leave the show and join ASTRA Productions, for which she did a couple of shows.

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Norma Candal stopped working in television for several years after undergoing open heart surgery in which she had a valve replacement.

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In 1980, Norma Candal went to work for Cardinal Luis Aponte Martinez at the Cathedral of San Juan.

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Norma Candal participated in the Spanish-language version of the play Steel Magnolias; The Letters of Mozart; The Old Maids of San Sebastian Street, and Kisses on the Forehead.

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Norma Candal played different roles in the films Dios los Cria 1 and its sequel,.

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On Friday, February 3,2006, Norma Candal suffered a fall in her home in Trujillo Alto, hitting her head on the floor.

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Norma Candal was hospitalized at the Pavia Hospital in San Juan where she suffered additional complications from the loss of blood.

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Norma Candal was buried alongside her mother at Santa Maria Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.