Maria Rojo filmography

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María Rojo is a Mexican actress and politician. She was born in Mexico City. Rojo began her career in Mexico, with a role on TV series, before starring in films, such as: , in 1976; Rojo amanecer, in 1989; El callejón de los milagros, in 1995; El Infierno, in 2010.

She also participated in the successful telenovelas, such as: Cuando llega el amor in 1990, La antorcha encendida in 1996 (in which she played the role of Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez, in 1996, Alborada in 2005-2006, Mañana es para siempre in 2008-2009, Corazón Salvaje in 2009-2010 and she returns to the telenovela in 2014, Hasta el fin del mundo. Rojo also participated in Mexican TV series such as: Mujeres Asesinas in 2008-2010, and in 2010, and in many theatre plays.[1]

After establishing a successful career as an actress, Maria Rojo began her political career as member of Party of the Democratic Revolution, where she has held very important political positions. She is a member of the Senate of Mexico.

Television[]

TV Series
Year Series Role Notes Ref
2008-Today Mujeres Asesinas
  • "Jessica Toxica"
  • "Emilia, cocinera"
  • "Las Cotuchas, empresarias"
 Emma Esteban
Emilia Domínguez
Milagros Quezada 		[2]
2010
  • "El fin de la clandestinidad"
 Madre indigena [3]
Telenovelas
Year Telenovela Role Notes Ref
1962 [4]
1963 Vivimos en una estrella [5]
1965 Casa de huéspedes [5]
1971 Pequeñeces [5]
1973 Rosenda [5]
1974 Los Miserables Eponina [5]
1975 Ven Conmigo Angélica Gutíerrez [4]
1975 Martha [4]
1978 No todo lo que brilla es oro [5]
1978 Amor Prohibido [4]
1979 Añoranza [5]
1981 Nosotras las mujeres Ana [4]
1986 [5]
1990 Cuando Llega el Amor Rosa [4]
1991 Muchachitas Esperanza Fernandez [4]
1992 Andrea [4]
1994 Buscando el paraíso Luisa [4]
1996 Josefa Ortíz de Domínguez [4]
1996 Felipa [4]
1998 Sagrario Verti [4]
2000 Ellas, inocentes o culpables Martha [4]
2001 Lo que callamos las mujeres [4]
2002 La duda Amelia [4]
2003 - 2004 Mariana de la noche Lucrecia Vargas [4]
2005 - 2006 Alborada Victoria Mansera de Oviedo [4]
2008 - 2009 Mañana Es Para Siempre Soledad Cruz [4]
2009 - 2010 Corazón Salvaje Clemencia [4]
2014 Hasta el fin del mundo Guadalupe Sanchez [4]

Filmography[]

Year Film Role Notes
1956
1969
1973
1973 Los Cachorros
1974 Carmen
1974 Candy Stripe Nurses Marisa Valdez U.S. production
1975 El apando Meche
1976 Las Poquianchis Lupe
1977
1978 Nuevo Mundo
1978 Leticia
1979 Maria Torres López
1979
1981
1982 La Víspera
1982 Anastacia
1983
1983 Bajo La Metralla Maria
1984
1984 Interprete
1985 Quela
1986
1986
1986
1986
1987
1987
1987
1987 Lo Que Importa Es Vvir Chabela
1988
1988 Maria U.S. production
1988
1989 Rojo Amanecer Alicia
1989 Brazilian production
1989 Esperanza
1990 Conchita
1990 La sombra del ciprés es alargada co-production with Spain
1991
1991 Infamia
1991
1991 Guera
1991
1991 Danzón Julia Solórzano
1991 La tarea 'Virginia', Maria
1992
1992
1992
1992
1992
1993
1992 Venezuelan production
1993
1993
1994
1994
1995 El callejón de los milagros Doña Cata
1996
1996
1996 Salón México Mercedes
1996 Nun
1996
1996 Denmark and Canada co-production[6]
1996 Paulina
1997 Paulina
1997 Reencuentros Soledad
1997 Esmeralda Loyden
1997 Gloria Castro
1999 Luz María
1999 Madre de Yessica
2002 Tía Greta
2004 Magda
2004 Doña Josefina
2005 Abuela
2005
2006 Un mundo maravilloso Comadre Chismosa 1
2007 La misma luna Reina
2008
2008 La Perfidia
2010 Madre de Arroyo
2010 El Infierno Doña Mari Reyes
2014 The Hours with You Julieta

References[]

General
  • "Maria Rojo filmography". AllMovie. Retrieved 3 April 2011.
  • "Maria Rojo biography". Esmas.com. Retrieved 3 April 2011.
Specific
  1. ^ "María Rojo" (in Spanish).
  2. ^ "María Rojo será asesina de nuevo" (in Spanish).
  3. ^ "'Gritos de Muerte y Libertad', ¡búscala ya en DVD y Blu Ray!" (in Spanish).
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t "Participa María Rojo en varios trabajos en TV y cine". Archived from the original on 2011-08-15. Retrieved 2011-04-04.
  5. ^ a b c d e f g h "Biografia de Maria Rojo".
  6. ^ "Soñadores: vvMaría Rojo" (in Spanish).

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