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Alfredo Codona (Sonora, 7 de octubre de 1893-Long Beach, California, 30 de julio de 1937) fue un trapecista mexicano. Por su elegancia y agilidad en el trapecio y por su carisma era conocido como el Adonis de las alturas (Adonis of the altitudes).
Alfredo Codona (October 7, 1893 – July 30, 1937) was a Mexican trapeze artist who was a member of the world-famous "Flying Codonas" and was the first aerialist to continually perform the triple somersault.
Luego de dos divorcios, el 20 de julio de 1928, se casó con el mexicano Alfredo Codona, un astro del trapecio, conocido como "El Adonis de las alturas" e idolatrado por ser el primer hombre de la historia en hacer un triple salto mortal en el trapecio.
- Carlos Manzoni
Alfredo Codona (Sonora, 7 de octubre de 1893 - Long Beach, California, 30 de julio de 1937) fue un trapecista mexicano. Por su elegancia y agilidad en el trapecio y por su carisma era conocido con el sobrenombre de Adonis de las alturas (Adonis of the altitudes). [1]
The Codonas (and Alfredo Codona in particular) were conceivably, in terms of international fame, the greatest circus stars of the first half of the twentieth century. They owe their distinctive place in circus history to the exceptional talent of Alfredo Codona, but also to the dramatic ending of his career, and subsequently, the tragic ...
Alfredo Codona (October 7, 1893 – July 30, 1937) was a Mexican trapeze artist who was a member of the world-famous “Flying Codonas” and was the first aerialist to continually perform the triple somersault.
Alfredo Codona was born on 7 October 1893 in Sonora, Mexico. He was an actor, known for 4 Devils (1928) and Swing High (1932). He was married to Vera Codona and Lillian Leitzel. He died on 30 July 1937 in Long Beach, California, USA.
