Vanesa González

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Vanesa Gonzáles
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Born	Vanesa Natalía Gonzáles February 3, 1987 (1987-02-03) (age 21) Banfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Years active	2005—present

Vanesa Natalía Gonzáles (born February 3, 1987, in Buenos Aires, Argentina) is an Argentine actress, the best-known for portraying Morena Fontana in television comedy Son de Fierro.

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Vanesa Natalia Gonzalez was born on February 3, 1987 on Banfield,Lomas De Zamora, Buenos Aires,only daughter of a exterior comercy employed and a computer teacher.Since she was so little she showed interested on the theatrical performance. At 12 Vanesa started to study theatre but without get involved in the bussiness because her parents priority was her school education.At 15 she started to take theatrical lessons with the former argentinian actor Lito Cruz. At 16, just one year after her parents divorced she moved to Capital Federal, Buenos Aires with her father, his new wife and the young daughter of her, Joanna. When she was 18 she get her first role at television.She portrayed shy Eloisa on the teen drama 1/2 Falta and then doing some specials performance at differents programs and soup opera since then until in 2007 she get a main role at the prime time soup opera "Son De Fierro" where she played Morena Fontana, a 18-year-old sassy student who fell in love with her blind professor portrayed by the talented actor Mariano Martinez. At 2008 she is playing Victoria at the unitary comedy "Socias".Victoria is a 16-year-old who has problems with alcohol and an eating dissorden.She also promiscuous. In theater she played several proyects as “En el país de Perbrumón”(2006) which she joins with many actors with differents discapacity problems,“Así de perras”(2007) which she also worked as co-wroter and in the musical "El burdel de Paris"(2008).