actor filipino
Eustacio Ylagan (Tagalog pronunciation: [ɐˈrɛbɐlo]; March 29, 1911 – December 4, 2000), better known by his stage name Tito Arévalo, was a Filipino actor and musician.
Personal life
He grew up in Tondo, Manila. He was married to Guadalupe Francisco Ylagan, a woman who hails from Manila and they are the parents of Cora Ylagan Evangelista, Deanna Ylagan Rathbun and actor Robert Arevalo. He is the uncle of actors Jay Ilagan and Liberty Ilagan and was also related to Filipino director Gerardo de Leon.[1] He made his film debut in 1934 in Dasalang Pilak.
Filmography
- Dasalang Pilak (1934)
- Sa Paanan ng Krus (1936)
- Nasaan Ka, Irog (1937)
- Anak ng Kadiliman (1937)
- Dasalang Perlas (1938) [Parlatone]
- Isang Halik Lamang (1938) [Parlatone]
- Ama at Anak (1939) [Parlatone]
- Lihim ng Dagat-Dagatan (1939) [Parlatone]
- Yaman ng Mahirap (1939) [Parlatone]
- Prinsesa ng Kumintang (1940) [LVN]
- Ang Tiktik (1941) [Associated Theaters]
- Ang Iyong Ina (1946) [Palaris]
- Ikaw Na! (1946) [Palaris]
- Hanggang Pier (1946) [Palaris]
- Sanggano (1947) [Palaris]
- Ang Kanyang Lihim (1947)
- Lola Basiang (1947)
- Always (Kay Ganda Mo) (1949)
- Huwag Ka Nang Magtampo (1950)
- Ang Manyika ng Sta. Monica (1954) [Palanca Bros.]
- Batalyon Pilipino (sa Korea) (1954) [Palanca Bros.]
- Torpe (1955)
- Target Domino (1966)
- Brownout (1969)
- Sarung Banggi (1972)
- Cariñosa (1973)
- Isang Taong Walang Dios (1989) [Regal Films]
- Batas ng .45 (1991) [Chiba Far East Film International]
As composer
- Ikaw Na! (1946)
- Lola Basiang (1947)
- Always (Kay Ganda Mo) (1949)
- Ang Manyika ng Sta. Monica (1954)
- Eskandalosa (1954)
- Kung Ako'y Maging Dalaga (1954)
- Batalyon Pilipino (en Corea) (1954)
- Mayo Bakas ang Lumipas (Aklat ng Pag-ibig) (1954)
- Saigón (1956)
- Margarita (1956)
- Haring Tulisán (1956)
- Matandang Tinale (1958)
- Gloria al amanecer (1958)
- Kilabot sa Sta. Bárbara (1958)
- Mekeni, Abe (1959) [2]
- Huwag Mo Akong Limutin (1960)
- Markado (1960)
- Ako'y Alipin ng Opio (1961)
- Alcalde de Sakristán (1961)
- Noli me tangere (1961)
- La historia de Moisés Padilla (1961)
- NB (1961)
- El filibusterismo (1962)
- Apat Na Agimat (1962)
- Mariveles (1964)
- Intramuros (Los muros del infierno) (1964)
- Hanggang May Kalaban (1965)
- Darna en el Babaing Tuod (1965)
- María Cecilia (1965)
- Tagumpay ng Mahirap (segmentos "El hombre" y "El presidente", 1965)
- Tatlong Kasaysayan ng Pag-ibig (1966)
- 7 Gabi en Hong Kong (1966)
- Se busca: Johnny L (1966)
- Habitación 69 (1966)
- Vuelo en solitario (1967)
- El bikini dorado (1967)
- Comandos de Karate (1968)
- Apagón (1969)
- Sarung Banggi (1972)
- El profesional (1972)
- Cariñosa (1973)
- Binhi (1973)
- Morder a Marikit (1973)
- Dyesebel y el Mahiwagang Kabibe (1973)
- Nueva Vizcaya (1973)
- Anak ng Asuwang (1973)
- Ang Hiwaga ni María Cenicienta (1973)
- La dama fantasma (1974)
- Campaña Kuba (1974)
- Mares del Sur (1974)
- Urduja (1974)
- Walang Duwag en Kayumanggi (1975)
- Banaue: Escalera al cielo (1975)
- Dugo en Pag-ibig sa Kapirasong Lupa (1975)
- Madre e hija (1975)
- Alat (1975)
- Diwang Kayumanggi (Prinsesang Mandirigma) (1975)
- Pugad ng Agila (1976)
- Ang Katumbas Ay Buhay (1976)
- Hubad Na Bayani (1977)
- Mga Sariwang Bulaklak (1977)
- Isang Kahig, Isang Tuka sa Langit en Lupa (1978)
- Hermano Puli (1979)
- Wasakin el Sindikato (1979)
- Harabas en Kidlat (1979)
Referencias
- ^ "ASIAN JOURNAL, un original de San Diego. La primera revista asiática en California, EE. UU.. Un semanario filipino-estadounidense. En línea - Digital - Ediciones impresas". asianjournalusa.com . Consultado el 14 de abril de 2019 .
- ^ "Abre el 26 de noviembre". Los tiempos de Manila . The Manila Times Publishing Company, Inc. 20 de noviembre de 1959.
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