Marimar Vega

Mexican actress . She is the daughter of the actor Gonzalo Vega and the actress Leonora Sisto, she is the sister of Zuria Vega . Biography She practiced flamenco dance for twenty years, studying acting at CEFAC , TV Azteca 's acting school . Ella 1 Ella She debuted in theater at the age of 17 with her father, the first actor Gonzalo Vega , in Don Juan Tenorio playing the role of Doña Inés . Also in theater she acted in the play Perras . In cinema, she has participated in Amor, dolor y viceversa and recently appeared at the Cannes Festival with Daniel and Ana , being the protagonist of this film and sharing credits with Darío Yazbek and José María Torre . Her work on television began with Enamórate in 2003, her first soap opera on TV Azteca , where she played Fedra , an obsessive, manipulative, seductive, and selfish young millionaire who is not willing to give up the love of her life and will do whatever it takes. impossible to achieve it. 2 In While There Is Life in 2007 she gave life to the character of Gina Montero , a drug addict, she was the protagonist of the series Noche Eternal , where she falls in love with a vampire, this being an impossible love. She was followed by the telenovelas Eternamente tuya from 2009 with the antagonistic role in the character of Sara Castelán 3 and Emperatriz from 2011, where she played Elisa Mendoza . She later acted in 2012 in the telenovela Amor captivo with the leading role of Alejandra Santacruz , alongside Arap Bethke . In 2013, he starred in the soap opera Las Trapas del Desire on Cadenatres alongside Javier Jattin . In 2014 he moved to Chile to film the series Sitiados . Also in 2014 she stars in the play On the Edge of the River , sharing credits with Erick Elias and Kuno Becker . She participated in Emperatriz , a 2011 telenovela in which she played Elisa and had a romance with Alberto Guerra , who played Mauricio. Currently this is her brother-in-law, since he is married to her sister, actress Zuria Vega . 2

Born: August 14, 1983 (Age 40) in Mexico City, Mexico