Alfonso Zayas, born Juan Alfonso Zayas Inclán (1941-2021), was a prolific Mexican actor whose legacy is intrinsically linked to the raucous erotic comedies and "ficheras" cinema that defined a significant portion of Mexican film in the 1970s and 80s. While often overlooked by mainstream critics, Zayas's work is a cornerstone of this unique genre, and his films are highly sought after by collectors for their historical importance and cult appeal. His performances were often characterized by a charming, everyman approach to risqué humor, making him a household name in Mexico. For physical media enthusiasts, Zayas's filmography represents a fascinating, often challenging, collecting pursuit. Titles like his 1990 film *Transplante a la mexicana*, are prime examples of his enduring appeal. These releases, whether on VHS or DVD, often offer a glimpse into a niche film movement and are rarely remastered for modern formats. Unearthing a clean, original pressing of a Zayas film is a badge of honor for many collectors, highlighting a vibrant, if sometimes controversial, chapter in Mexican cinematic history that he helped define.