Artistically known as Enrique Almirante. He played many and varied characters and won the affection and love of the Cuban people. Born in Havana on February 7, 1930, he began his artistic career at Cadena Oriental de Radio in the early 1950's. In 1954, he joined Canal Oriental de Radio. In 1954, he joined Channel 4 television and in 1957 he moved to CMQ. Later, he joined the prestigious group Studio Theater where he played important roles in plays such as UN tranvía llamado deseo and Madre Coraje. Since 1958 he was also part of the cast of actors in several Cuban films.  In 1963 he was the founder of the show Aventuras on Channel 6 of Cuban Television. Enrique Almirante died in Havana on September 30, 2007.

Studio Theater Group

It was created on February 28, 1958 by eight outstanding artists, among them the brothers Vicente and Raquel Revuelta. It had its genesis in 1956 with the premiere of "Juana de Lorena", by Maxwell Anderson, according to an adaptation of the original by Julio García Espinosa and Vicente Revuelta and directed by the latter. Teatro Estudio's first performance was "Journey of a Long Day into Night", by Eugene O'Neill. It was very well received by the public and by the specialized critics, who awarded it the prizes for best direction, best male and female performances and best scenography in 1958...

In 1964 the group would settle definitively in the Hubert de Blanck Hall, in Vedado.