Génesis Rodríguez
Génesis Rodríguez Pérez born in Miami, Florida on July 29, 1987, is a Cuban-Venezuelan-American actress. She is the daughter of a Venezuelan singer and actor José Luis Rodríguez, who is also known by the nickname "El Puma". She speaks both English and Spanish fluently. She has two sisters Liliana Rodríguez Morillo and Lilibeth Rodríguez Morillo.
She is best known for her roles in the Telemundo TV series Prisionera, Dame Chocolate and currently Doña Bárbara. She also played Becky Ferrer on Days of our Lives.
In August 2004, a real-life drama embroiled the production of the telenovlea Prisionera, as it was revealed that a relationship existed between actor Mauricio Islas and the underaged Rodriguez. The alleged incident took place at a party thrown by the Telemundo Network management where the two individuals were to engage in a sexual encounter. Islas was sacked from the production, being replaced by another actor (Gabriel Porras), eventually affecting the storyline of the production. Details of backstage bickering, overthrown egos, innuendos, and firings were detailed in the Spanish press.
She recently became engaged to the Peruvian actor and musician Christian Meier.
[edit] TV appearances
She is best known for her roles in the Telemundo TV series Prisionera, Dame Chocolate and currently Doña Bárbara. She also played Becky Ferrer on Days of our Lives.
In August 2004, a real-life drama embroiled the production of the telenovlea Prisionera, as it was revealed that a relationship existed between actor Mauricio Islas and the underaged Rodriguez. The alleged incident took place at a party thrown by the Telemundo Network management where the two individuals were to engage in a sexual encounter. Islas was sacked from the production, being replaced by another actor (Gabriel Porras), eventually affecting the storyline of the production. Details of backstage bickering, overthrown egos, innuendos, and firings were detailed in the Spanish press.
She recently became engaged to the Peruvian actor and musician Christian Meier.
[edit] TV appearances
- Doña Bárbara (Telemundo series) (2008/2009) - Marisela Barquero-Young Barbarita
- Dame Chocolate (Telemundo Studios 2007 Rosita Amado / Violeta Hurtado
- Prisionera (Telemundo Studios) (2004)- Guadalupe Santos (young) / Libertad Salvatierra
Karla Monroig
Karla Monroig (b. March 5, 1979 in Guayama, Puerto Rico) is an actress, model and television host.
EARLY YEARS
Karla Monroig was born in Guayama, Puerto Rico, located on the southern coastal valley region of the island of Puerto Rico. She studied at the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón in Santurce, Puerto Rico, and has a college degree in Communications. In 1995, at the early age of 14, she was the first runner up, of Miss Borinquen Teenage pageant, and she was awarded with the Culture Award. In 1996, Monroig's interest in becoming a model arose, and she started taking modeling lessons in the Refine Institution of Modeling. She participated in the contest Cara de Imagen, (Face of Image), and was the first runner up once more.
[edit] Professional model Immediately, her professional career as a model stirred up. She posed for the covers of several well known Puerto Rican magazines such as: Buena Vida (Good Life), in 14 consecutive issues, Agenda de Novias (Bride's Agenda), and in the proper "Imagen" (Image), in diverse publications. She's also written editorial articles about beauty and modeling, in various paperback periodic publications, such as Tiempos (Times), stating her opinions and giving her perspectives about the subject.
[edit] New scope In the year 2000, her incursions in new territories started broadening her horizons, as she becomes a news reporter, in the entertainment category, in the television talk show, Anda Pa'l Cará, (Gee Whiz), broadcast by Univision, Puerto Rico. As the year came about, she hosted a reality show with Hector Marcano, called Buscados (Most Wanted). In 2001, she hosted another television current issues show called: E-ritmo T.V. (E-rhythm T.V.), in which she interviewed international celebrities, such as Alejandro Sanz, and Chayanne, among others. Also she was the co-host of the variety show Caliente (Hot), in Mexico, broadcast by Televisa.
[edit] Acting career
Karla Monroig was born in Guayama, Puerto Rico, located on the southern coastal valley region of the island of Puerto Rico. She studied at the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón in Santurce, Puerto Rico, and has a college degree in Communications. In 1995, at the early age of 14, she was the first runner up, of Miss Borinquen Teenage pageant, and she was awarded with the Culture Award. In 1996, Monroig's interest in becoming a model arose, and she started taking modeling lessons in the Refine Institution of Modeling. She participated in the contest Cara de Imagen, (Face of Image), and was the first runner up once more.
[edit] Professional model Immediately, her professional career as a model stirred up. She posed for the covers of several well known Puerto Rican magazines such as: Buena Vida (Good Life), in 14 consecutive issues, Agenda de Novias (Bride's Agenda), and in the proper "Imagen" (Image), in diverse publications. She's also written editorial articles about beauty and modeling, in various paperback periodic publications, such as Tiempos (Times), stating her opinions and giving her perspectives about the subject.
[edit] New scope In the year 2000, her incursions in new territories started broadening her horizons, as she becomes a news reporter, in the entertainment category, in the television talk show, Anda Pa'l Cará, (Gee Whiz), broadcast by Univision, Puerto Rico. As the year came about, she hosted a reality show with Hector Marcano, called Buscados (Most Wanted). In 2001, she hosted another television current issues show called: E-ritmo T.V. (E-rhythm T.V.), in which she interviewed international celebrities, such as Alejandro Sanz, and Chayanne, among others. Also she was the co-host of the variety show Caliente (Hot), in Mexico, broadcast by Televisa.
[edit] Acting career
EARLY YEARS
Karla Monroig was born in Guayama, Puerto Rico, located on the southern coastal valley region of the island of Puerto Rico. She studied at the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón in Santurce, Puerto Rico, and has a college degree in Communications. In 1995, at the early age of 14, she was the first runner up, of Miss Borinquen Teenage pageant, and she was awarded with the Culture Award. In 1996, Monroig's interest in becoming a model arose, and she started taking modeling lessons in the Refine Institution of Modeling. She participated in the contest Cara de Imagen, (Face of Image), and was the first runner up once more.
[edit] Professional model Immediately, her professional career as a model stirred up. She posed for the covers of several well known Puerto Rican magazines such as: Buena Vida (Good Life), in 14 consecutive issues, Agenda de Novias (Bride's Agenda), and in the proper "Imagen" (Image), in diverse publications. She's also written editorial articles about beauty and modeling, in various paperback periodic publications, such as Tiempos (Times), stating her opinions and giving her perspectives about the subject.
[edit] New scope In the year 2000, her incursions in new territories started broadening her horizons, as she becomes a news reporter, in the entertainment category, in the television talk show, Anda Pa'l Cará, (Gee Whiz), broadcast by Univision, Puerto Rico. As the year came about, she hosted a reality show with Hector Marcano, called Buscados (Most Wanted). In 2001, she hosted another television current issues show called: E-ritmo T.V. (E-rhythm T.V.), in which she interviewed international celebrities, such as Alejandro Sanz, and Chayanne, among others. Also she was the co-host of the variety show Caliente (Hot), in Mexico, broadcast by Televisa.
[edit] Acting career
- Más Allá del Límite (Beyond the Limit)
- Fuego en el Alma (Fire in the Soul)
- Yo Creo en Santa Claus (I Believe in Santa Claus)
- Inocente de Ti (Innocent about You) (special performance) (Televisa, 2005)
- Dueña y Señora (Owner and Mistress) (Coral, 2006)
- Dame Chocolate (Telemundo, 2007)
- Decisiones (Telemundo, 2008)
- El Rostro de Analia (Telemundo, 2008-2009)
- Más Sabe el Diablo (Devil Knows Better) (Telemundo, 2009-2010)
Karla Monroig was born in Guayama, Puerto Rico, located on the southern coastal valley region of the island of Puerto Rico. She studied at the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón in Santurce, Puerto Rico, and has a college degree in Communications. In 1995, at the early age of 14, she was the first runner up, of Miss Borinquen Teenage pageant, and she was awarded with the Culture Award. In 1996, Monroig's interest in becoming a model arose, and she started taking modeling lessons in the Refine Institution of Modeling. She participated in the contest Cara de Imagen, (Face of Image), and was the first runner up once more.
[edit] Professional model Immediately, her professional career as a model stirred up. She posed for the covers of several well known Puerto Rican magazines such as: Buena Vida (Good Life), in 14 consecutive issues, Agenda de Novias (Bride's Agenda), and in the proper "Imagen" (Image), in diverse publications. She's also written editorial articles about beauty and modeling, in various paperback periodic publications, such as Tiempos (Times), stating her opinions and giving her perspectives about the subject.
[edit] New scope In the year 2000, her incursions in new territories started broadening her horizons, as she becomes a news reporter, in the entertainment category, in the television talk show, Anda Pa'l Cará, (Gee Whiz), broadcast by Univision, Puerto Rico. As the year came about, she hosted a reality show with Hector Marcano, called Buscados (Most Wanted). In 2001, she hosted another television current issues show called: E-ritmo T.V. (E-rhythm T.V.), in which she interviewed international celebrities, such as Alejandro Sanz, and Chayanne, among others. Also she was the co-host of the variety show Caliente (Hot), in Mexico, broadcast by Televisa.
[edit] Acting career
- Más Allá del Límite (Beyond the Limit)
- Fuego en el Alma (Fire in the Soul)
- Yo Creo en Santa Claus (I Believe in Santa Claus)
- Inocente de Ti (Innocent about You) (special performance) (Televisa, 2005)
- Dueña y Señora (Owner and Mistress) (Coral, 2006)
- Dame Chocolate (Telemundo, 2007)
- Decisiones (Telemundo, 2008)
- El Rostro de Analia (Telemundo, 2008-2009)
- Más Sabe el Diablo (Devil Knows Better) (Telemundo, 2009-2010)
Kristina Lilley
Kristina Lilley (born August 31, 1963, New York, USA) is an American actress best known for numerous roles in Spanish-language soap operas. Recently, she has appeared in several telenovelas produced by Telemundo. Her latest TV series is Dame Chocolate.
Lilley was born in New York, although her family moved to Colombia when she was three years old. She studied biology at the Pontifical Xavierian University before becoming an actress. She speaks both English and Spanish fluently.
[edit] Telenovelas
Lilley was born in New York, although her family moved to Colombia when she was three years old. She studied biology at the Pontifical Xavierian University before becoming an actress. She speaks both English and Spanish fluently.
[edit] Telenovelas
- Azúcar (1989) as Alejandrina Vallecilla
- La Casa de las dos palmas (1991) as Matilde Herreros
- Sangre de lobos (1991)
- Señora Isabel (1993)
- Pasiones secretas (1994) as Delfina Fonseca de Estevez
- Copas amargas (1996) as Marcela Mejía
- La Otra mitad del sol (1996) as Soledad
- Las Ejecutivas (1996)
- Dios se lo pague (1997) as Ofelia Richerdson
- Pasión de gavilanes (2003) as Gabriela Acevedo de Elizondo
- La Mujer en el Espejo (2004) as Regina Soler
- Rosario Tijeras (2005) as Mamá de Emilio
- La Tormenta (2005) as Edelmira Guerrero
- Dame Chocolate (2007) as Grace Remington
- El Penultimo Beso (2009) as Victoria
Jullye Giliberti
Jullye Giliberti
Born
Jullye Kayherine Giliberti Cevedo
April 26, 1976 (1976-04-26)
Venezuela Occupation Actress
Jullye Giliberti (born Jullye Kayherine Giliberti Cevedo on April 26, 1976) is a Venezuelan actress best known for her roles in telenovelas. She has appeared in several series, including La Ley del silencio, Amores de Mercado and Prisionera. She plays the lovesick Julia Arismendi in Telemundo's Dame Chocolate.
Giliberti is signed to play one of the four title roles in Telemundo's upcoming Las Brujas De South Beach.
April 26, 1976 (1976-04-26)
Venezuela Occupation Actress
Jullye Giliberti (born Jullye Kayherine Giliberti Cevedo on April 26, 1976) is a Venezuelan actress best known for her roles in telenovelas. She has appeared in several series, including La Ley del silencio, Amores de Mercado and Prisionera. She plays the lovesick Julia Arismendi in Telemundo's Dame Chocolate.
Giliberti is signed to play one of the four title roles in Telemundo's upcoming Las Brujas De South Beach.
María Antonieta de las Nieves
María Antonieta de las Nieves (born María Antonieta Gómez on December 22, 1950 in Newcastle, Australia) is a Australian actress.
[edit] Life and work De las Nieves became famous as La Chilindrina in the Mexican Televisa television show, El Chavo del Ocho. She was also the lead actress on El Chapulín Colorado until 1973, when she left and Florinda Meza took over the role. She was a voice-over actress at Televisa, when Chespirito heard her talk. Thinking her voice was perfect for the Chilindrina character, he offered her a job at his new show, and she accepted.
Both El Chavo.. and El Chapulín... became hits across Latin America, in Asia-Pacific and the United States, as well as various other countries where the program was translated into local languages.
The casts of Chavo and Chapulín toured extensively whilst the show was on; after cancellation of the show's filming in Mexico, its actors continued travelling, and the show continued to be featured in many Latin American countries (in the United States it is still, as of 2006, shown).
In 1997, she was cast as the lead in Aqui esta la Chilindrina, in which she lives in a convent with various nuns and orphan girls. It had big success. She married in 1998. She played Dulce, an elderly aunt on the Telemundo telenovela Dame Chocolate.
[edit] Legal battle In a rather strange turn, María Antonieta de las Nieves was able to win a legal battle over Chespirito in 2003, one that gives her permission to act as La Chilindrina in public whenever she wants to, and grants her rights over the character she played. Chespirito owns the rights to most of the characters of the shows he created, which caused, among other things, Rubén Aguirre to move to Argentina so he could revive his Professor Jirafales character.
[edit] Life and work De las Nieves became famous as La Chilindrina in the Mexican Televisa television show, El Chavo del Ocho. She was also the lead actress on El Chapulín Colorado until 1973, when she left and Florinda Meza took over the role. She was a voice-over actress at Televisa, when Chespirito heard her talk. Thinking her voice was perfect for the Chilindrina character, he offered her a job at his new show, and she accepted.
Both El Chavo.. and El Chapulín... became hits across Latin America, in Asia-Pacific and the United States, as well as various other countries where the program was translated into local languages.
The casts of Chavo and Chapulín toured extensively whilst the show was on; after cancellation of the show's filming in Mexico, its actors continued travelling, and the show continued to be featured in many Latin American countries (in the United States it is still, as of 2006, shown).
In 1997, she was cast as the lead in Aqui esta la Chilindrina, in which she lives in a convent with various nuns and orphan girls. It had big success. She married in 1998. She played Dulce, an elderly aunt on the Telemundo telenovela Dame Chocolate.
[edit] Legal battle In a rather strange turn, María Antonieta de las Nieves was able to win a legal battle over Chespirito in 2003, one that gives her permission to act as La Chilindrina in public whenever she wants to, and grants her rights over the character she played. Chespirito owns the rights to most of the characters of the shows he created, which caused, among other things, Rubén Aguirre to move to Argentina so he could revive his Professor Jirafales character.
