Mexican actresses who were born in 1984
Here are 5 famous actresses from Mexico were born in 1984:
Sandra Echeverría
Sandra Echeverría (December 11, 1984 Mexico City-) also known as Sandra Echeverría Gamboa or Sandra Echeverria is a Mexican singer, actor and model.
Born in Mexico City in 1984, Sandra Echeverría began her career as a model before transitioning to acting and singing. She rose to fame in the mid-2000s with her role in the Mexican telenovela "Marina." Since then, she has appeared in numerous TV shows and movies in Mexico and the United States.
In addition to acting, Echeverría is also a talented singer. She has released several albums, including "La Fuerza del Destino" and "Vivir así es Morir de Amor," and has performed in concerts all over Latin America. She has also collaborated with artists like Aleks Syntek and Pedro Capó.
Echeverría is known for her eclectic style and has been a spokesperson for brands like L'Oréal and Pantene. She is also passionate about social justice issues, and has worked with organizations like Save the Children and the United Nations Development Programme.
Echeverría's acting career includes roles in popular Mexican telenovelas such as "The Prettiest Ugly Girl" and "The One Who Couldn't Love." She has also acted in American films such as "Savages" and "The Bridge." In 2017, she starred in the Spanish-language Netflix series "Ingobernable" as the First Lady of Mexico.
In addition to her successful acting and music career, Echeverría is also a talented host and presenter. She has hosted several award shows and events in Mexico, including the Latin Grammy Awards and the Premios TVyNovelas.
Echeverría's personal life includes a marriage to fellow actor Leonardo de Lozanne, whom she married in 2014. The couple has two children together. Echeverría is an advocate for breastfeeding and has publicly shared her experiences and struggles with it.
Overall, Sandra Echeverría is a versatile artist and activist who has made a significant impact in both the entertainment industry and social justice causes.
Miriam Higareda
Miriam Higareda (August 24, 1984 Mexico City-) is a Mexican actor.
She is best known for her roles in Mexican films such as "Vantage Point", "Casi Divas", and "Rumbos Paralelos". Higareda began her acting career at a young age and has since become an accomplished performer, with numerous awards and nominations to her name. In addition to acting, she is also a writer and producer, having co-written and produced the 2010 film "Te Presento a Laura". Higareda continues to work in the entertainment industry and has become a beloved figure in Mexican cinema.
She comes from a family of artists, as her mother Martha Cervantes is a well-known actress, and her father Jose Luis Higareda is a renowned artist and set designer. Miriam Higareda studied acting and drama in New York and later returned to Mexico to pursue her career in acting. In addition to her work in film, she has also appeared in popular Mexican television series, including "Gitanas" and "Mujeres Asesinas". In recent years, Higareda has also gained international recognition for her role in the Netflix original series "Altered Carbon". Beyond her work in entertainment, she is known for her philanthropic efforts and has been involved in various charitable causes throughout Mexico.
Alejandra Ley
Alejandra Ley (December 20, 1984 Tehuacán-) also known as Joana Alejandra Ley Cerda is a Mexican actor. She has one child, Maria Fernanda Ley.
Alejandra Ley started her acting career in the early 2000s and quickly gained recognition for her talent. She has appeared in several Mexican movies and television series, including "Rebelde", "Corazón Salvaje", and "La Rosa de Guadalupe". In addition to her acting career, Ley is also a model and has participated in various fashion shows and advertising campaigns. She is a recipient of the "Best Supporting Actress" award at the Mexican Cinema Journalists Association for her role in the movie "Retorno a la Juventud". Ley is also involved in various social causes and is a spokesperson for the "National Campaign for the Prevention of HIV". She is known for her unique fashion sense and has been featured in fashion magazines such as "InStyle" and "Vogue Mexico".
In 2015, Alejandra Ley starred in the Mexican telenovela "Amor de Barrio", which received wide critical acclaim and further established her as a leading actress in the industry. She has also lent her voice to several animated characters in Mexican dubbing productions, including "Finding Dory" and "The Secret Life of Pets". Ley has been a guest judge on the reality television show "La Academia Kids" and has also participated in the Mexican version of "Dancing with the Stars". Apart from her busy career in the entertainment industry, Ley is also pursuing a degree in psychology from the Universidad de las Américas Puebla. She has been recognized by the Mexican government for her contributions to the arts and her philanthropic work. Alejandra Ley continues to inspire her fans with her talent and commitment to making a positive impact on society.
Odette Dupeyron
Odette Dupeyron (May 24, 1984 Mexico City-) is a Mexican actor.
Odette Dupeyron was born into an artistic family, her father is a composer and her mother was a theater actress. She began acting at a young age and made her debut on Mexican television in the telenovela "Canción de Amor" in 1996. Since then, she has appeared in numerous telenovelas, movies, and theater productions in Mexico.
Dupeyron is known for her versatile acting skills and has played a wide range of characters, from the sweet heroine to the villainess. Some of her most notable roles include "La Intrusa", "Amor en Custodia", and "Antes muerta que Lichita".
Aside from acting, Dupeyron is also a writer and director. She wrote and directed the short film "La Rosa de Guadalupe" in 2009, which was well-received by critics and audiences alike.
Dupeyron is considered one of the most talented young actresses in Mexico, and her future in the entertainment industry looks bright.
In addition to her successful career in acting, writing, and directing, Odette Dupeyron is also a philanthropist who is involved in several charitable causes. She is a strong advocate for animal rights and has volunteered with several animal rescue organizations in Mexico. She is also a supporter of children's charities and has worked with organizations like UNICEF to improve the lives of children in need.
Dupeyron has been recognized for her contributions to the entertainment industry and to charitable causes. She has received several awards and nominations for her work, including the TvyNovelas Award for Best Young Actress in 2003, and the award for Best Supporting Actress at the Festival Internacional de Cine Expresión en Corto in 2017.
Despite her success, Dupeyron remains grounded and dedicated to her craft. She continues to work on new projects and explore new avenues in her career while staying true to her passion for acting and making a positive impact in the world.
Miriana Moro
Miriana Moro (July 30, 1984 Guadalajara-) is a Mexican actor and film producer.
She began her acting career in her early twenties, appearing in several Mexican telenovelas and independent films. Moro later transitioned into producing, co-founding a film production company in 2015. In 2018, she produced and starred in the award-winning film "Las Niñas Bien" (The Good Girls), which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. Since then, Moro has continued to produce critically acclaimed films with diverse themes and perspectives. She is also an advocate for gender equality in the film industry and is actively involved in supporting and promoting women filmmakers.
Moro was born and raised in Guadalajara, Mexico. She showed an interest in acting from a young age and began taking classes in high school. After completing her education, she moved to Mexico City to pursue a career in acting. Moro quickly gained recognition for her talent and versatility, and she appeared in a number of popular telenovelas, including "Rebelde" and "Vecinos."
In 2015, Moro co-founded her own film production company, which gave her the opportunity to transition into producing. The company focuses on producing films with stories and perspectives that are often overlooked in mainstream cinema. Moro's passion for telling stories from diverse perspectives led her to produce "Las Niñas Bien," a film that explores the lives and struggles of wealthy Mexican women in the 1980s.
The film was a critical and commercial success, receiving numerous awards and nominations, including the Ariel Award for Best Supporting Actress for Moro's performance. The film also helped raise awareness about social inequality in Mexico and sparked important conversations about class and privilege.
Since the success of "Las Niñas Bien," Moro has continued to produce films that challenge traditional narratives and highlight diverse perspectives. She is a strong advocate for gender equality in the film industry and is actively involved in promoting and supporting women filmmakers through various initiatives and programs.