Óscar Soria, a renowned Bolivian wordsmith and cinematic visionary, made his debut in the world in the bustling metropolis of La Paz, Bolivia, in the year 1917. This auspicious arrival marked the beginning of a life that would be replete with artistic fervor, ultimately leaving an indelible mark on the global cinematic landscape. Throughout his illustrious career, Soria's body of work would mesmerize audiences worldwide, with some of his most notable films including the 1966 release "Ukamau", the 1969 film "Blood of the Condor", and the 1983 film "Mi socio".
