the Panteón Español cemetery in Mexico City. While she was being buried, the song "Mi Cariñito" ("My Little Darling/Beloved One") was played. This song was the one that Pedro Infante sang to Sara several times. In particular, he sang it drunk and tearfully, as a lament after Sara’s character died in the movie Vuelven Los Garcia (The Garcias Return). It is said that the song was sung at her funeral by Lucha Villa. Legacy In Mexico, García represented a grandmotherly figure due to her many roles as a grandmother in the movies she appeared in, and in 1973 she signed a commercial agreement to allow the chocolate company La Azteca use her image on Mexico's traditional Abuelita chocolate. La Azteca was later purchased by the Nestlé brand in 1995, who continued to use her image on the same brand. Filmography Telenovelas Television shows Documentaries Cinema of Mexico Cinema of the United States Cinema of Italy Cinema of Spain References External links Sara García at the Cinema of Mexico site of the ITESM 1895 births 1980 deaths 20th-century Mexican actresses Actresses from Veracruz Golden Age of Mexican cinema Mexican people of Spanish descent Mexican film actresses Mexican silent film actresses Mexican stage actresses Mexican telenovela actresses Mexican television presenters People from Orizaba Mexican women television presenters