

Cast & creator
Best known for Tanto Amor, Un día para vivir, Mi campeón
Better known as Tin Tan, was an actor,singer and comedian who was born in Mexico City but was raised and began his career in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua. He often displayed the pachuco dress and employed pachuco slang in many of his movies, some with his brothers Manuel "El Loco" Valdésand Ramón Valdés. He made the language of the Mexican American pachucos famous in Mexico. A "caló" based in Spanglish, it was a mixture of Spanish and English in speech based on that of Mexican immigrants.
Also known as: Tin Tan, Germán Genaro Cipriano Gómez Valdés y Castillo, German Valdes Tin-Tan, Topillo
105
film credits
3
television credits
105
1943–2021 · acting roles
6.3
average across scored titles
Signature credits
Across film & television
Showing 108 of 108 credits

René Lombardo Méndez
2015
Cristian
2021
Tin Tan
1952Diego
2010
Ricardo
1955
Pito Perez
1957

Tin-Tán
1950
Refifí
1958
Man in Wax Museum
1965
Marshall Nylon
1962
Tin Tan
1953
Octano Pérez y Pérez
1962
Sanson
1955

Tin-Tán
1949

Tsekub Baloyán
1972

José
1967
Tin Tan
1949
Tin Tan
1975
Tin
1950
Chon
1959
Germán Valadez
1959Tin Tan
1960

Tin-Tan
1951
Self
1958

Devil
1970
Germán
1975
Tin Tan / Tsekub Baloyán
1970



Tin Tan
1953
Producer
1953
Sabas
1971
Tin Tan
1952

Inocencio Dantes
1954
Pablo Emilio Campos
1960
Aldo / Baldomiro Valdes
1960
Chalo
1972
Tin Tan
1951
Agustín Tancredo (El Gato) / Don Victorio Tancredo
1957
Producer
1957
Casimiro
1960
Modesto
1961

Tin-Tan
1949
Tin Tan
1962


Tin Tan
1958
Himself
2005
Germán Pérez
1959
Tin Tan
1945
Harry
1967
Abel Caim
1954

Tin Tan
1957

Director
1970
Tin Tan
1946
Tin Tan
1950
Triquitrán
1952

Pacifico Otero
1961

Tin Tan
1951

Vagabundo de Playa
1943

Cyril Ludovico Churchill
1965
Antonio García / Andrés Aguilar
1959
Cleto García
1957
Proculo
1970
Lorenzo Miguel
1960


Federico
1957


El Muerto
1972
Pachuco composer
1953
Tin Tan
1947
Germán Rico / Tin Tan
1945

Himself (Archive Footage)
2010
Agustín
1953
Valentin
1952
Sultán Casquillo
1956







Simbad
1950


