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Ana Colchero

Mexican actress

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Ana Colchero Aragonés (born 9 February 1968) is a Mexican actress.

01Biography

She is the daughter of Spanish immigrants; her father is from Madrid, her mother from Barcelona.

She received a role in her first telenovela at the age of 19 with Televisa. Eight years later she obtained her first starring role as Alondra in the same titled production. This telenovela was highly rated.

She had a starring role in the first telenovela of TV Azteca.

02Films

Year Title Character Note
2002Acosada (previously known as De Piel de Víbora)EugeniaFilm
2002El columpio del diabloFilm
1994Las delicias del matrimonioFilm
1990No hay quinto maloFilm
1989Rosa de dos aromasFilm

03Telenovelas

Peru

Year Title Character Note
1999Isabella, Mujer enamoradaIsabella Linares / Madame Claire Riveau de AlvearProtagonist /Antagonist

TV Azteca

Year Title Character Note
1996Nada personalCamila de los Reyes#1Protagonist

Televisa

Year Title Character Note
1995AlondraAlondra Díaz RealProtagonist
1993Corazón salvajeAimeé de AltamiraMain Antagonist
1991Valeria y MaximilianoSusana LanderoMain Antagonist
1991Yo no creo en los hombresMaleni IbáñezAntagonist
1989DestinoMónica de la MoraCo-protagonist

04Theatre

  • La maestra milagrosa
  • Don Juan Tenorio
  • Los derechos de la Mujer
  • Mujeres sin miedo:Todas somos Atenco
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