Javier Solís, born Gabriel Siria Levario in 1931, transitioned from a celebrated bolero singer to an actor, debuting in 1959. Known primarily for his musical prowess, he also appeared in Hour of the Assassin (1987), where he brought a compelling presence to the screen. His contributions to cinema, though overshadowed by his singing career, reflect the vibrant culture of Mexican film in the late 20th century, capturing the essence of a generation that celebrated both music and storytelling.
Hour of the Assassin
Fiero is hired to assassinate the newly-elected civilian president of San Pedro. His employers are a group of generals, threatened by the liberal sympathies of the new president-elect. The generals, having killed Fiero's father years ago, trick Fiero into thinking he is working for the leftist People's Party. Meanwhile, a CIA agent is sent stop to the assassination. It's a race against time as the agent must stop the HOUR OF THE ASSASSIN.
