Mariana Ávila

This name uses Spanish naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Ávila and the second or maternal family name is de la Torre.
Mariana Ávila
Born Mariana Ávila de la Torre
(1979-04-15) April 15, 1979
Mexico City, D.F., Mexico
Occupation Actress, singer
Years active 1993–present

Mariana Ávila (born Mariana Ávila de la Torre on April 15, 1979) is a Mexican actress and singer.

Early life

Ávila was born in Mexico City, D.F., Mexico. She started her acting career when she was six years old in a stage play called El pájaro azul. At 12, she got the starring role in Little Orphan Annie" in which she had to sing and dance. At 14, she performed in Cinderella and in the TV show El club de Gaby.

She studied acting in the juvenile workshop of Pedro Damián and in 1996 in the CEA (Artistic Training Center at Televisa). Currently she is part of a musical group called "Mamá no sabe nada" produced by the record company Melody.

Filmography

Telenovelas
Year Title Role Notes
1995–96Retrato de familia Mónica Bárcenas Supporting role
2000 Locura de amor Dafne Hurtado Supporting role
2000–01 Carita de Ángel Cassandra Gamboa Campos Antagonist
2003–04 Clap, el lugar de tus sueños FlorenciaSupporting role
2005Contra viento y marea[1] Zarela Balmaceda SandovalSupporting role
2008Querida Enemiga Mónica GaitánSupporting role
2008–09Alma de Hierro Jessica Special appearance
2009–10 Camaleones[2] Carmen Castillo Supporting role
TV Series
Year Title Role Notes
1993 El club de Gaby Mariana
2001–03Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real Various episodes
2007 RBD: La Familia Mimí
2008 La rosa de Guadalupe[3] Episode: "La fuerza del corazón"
2009 Tiempo final Sofía
2014 Como dice el dicho[4] Episode: "En la cama y en la cárcel"
Films
Year Title Role Notes
1998 La primera noche Mariana
1999 La segunda noche Susana
2003El espejo Laura
2005La última noche Luzma
2007 Violentos recuerdos Marina
2007Cañitas Sofía
2008 El garabato María luisa
2010 XXL Extragrande Yeni

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