Galilea Montijo

Galilea Montijo
Born	June 5, 1973 (1973-06-05) (age 38) Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Spouse	Fernando Reina (m. 2011–present)

Galilea Montijo Torres (born June 5, 1973 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico) is a Mexican actress, show host, and comedian. She currently hosts Hoy, a morning show of Televisa, and El gran show de los Peques.^[1] Montijo recently hosted the talent-reality show Pequeños Gigantes, which was a success in Mexico and in the United States by Univision.^[1]

1 Career
2 Filmography
3 References
4 External links

Career

Montijo started her career after winning La Chica TV in 1993.^[1] She then began starring in several telenovelas.^[1] From 2001 to 2005, Galilea hosted the show VidaTV. In 2004, she participated in the reality show Big Brother VIP and won. In 2005, she also participated in the second season of Bailando por un Sueño. In 2006, Montijo starred in the Mexican telenovela La Verdad Oculta, opposite Gabriel Soto.^[1]

Filmography

Telenovelas

Hasta que el dinero nos separe (2010) as herself (special episode)
La verdad oculta (2006) as Gabriela Guillén de Genovés / Martha Saldívar de Guzmán
El precio de tu amor (2000) as Valeria Ríos
Tres mujeres (1999) as Maricruz Ruiz
Tú y yo (1996) as Resignación
Azul (1996) as Mara
El premio mayor (1995) as Lilí

Television programs

Fantástico Amor (1999)
Vida TV (2001-2006) Host
Big Brother VIP (2002) Contestant, winner.
Hospital el paisa (2004)
Bailando por un sueño (2005) Contestant, fourth place.
La Hora de la Papa (2007) Host
Hazme reír y serás millonario (2009) Contestant, third place.
Hoy (1999-2000, 2008 - presente) Host
Pequeños Gigantes (México) (2011) Host
El Gran Show de los Peques (2011) Host

Series

Mujeres asesinas (2009) as Lorena Garrido (Episode: "Las Garrido, codiciosas")
Los simuladores (2009) as herself (two episodes)
Los simuladores (2008) Host
Cásate conmigo, mi amor (en producción)^[2]

Films

Perras (2011) as adult Frida

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "Esmas - Galilea Montijo". http://www2.esmas.com/entretenimiento/biografias/009313/galilea-montijo. Retrieved 21 September 2011.
^ Galilea Montijo protagonizará seriado cómico

External links

Official site
Galilea Montijo at the Internet Movie Database

The Biggest Loser

United States series

Seasons	Season 1 (2004) • Season 2 (2005) • Season 3 (2006) • Season 4 (2007) • Season 5: Couples (Spring 2008) • Season 6: Families (Fall 2008) • Season 7: Couples 2 (Spring 2009) • Season 8: Second Chances (Fall 2009) • Season 9: Couples 3 (Spring 2010) • Season 10: Pay It Forward (Fall 2010) • Season 11: Couples 4 (Spring 2011) • Season 12: Battle of the Ages (Fall 2011) • Season 13: No Excuses (Spring 2012) • Special Edition

Main cast	Hosts: Caroline Rhea (2004–2006) • Alison Sweeney (2007–onwards) Trainers: Bob Harper (2004-present) • Dolvett Quince (2011–present) • Jillian Michaels (2004–2005, 2007–2011) • Kim Lyons (2006–2007) • Cara Castronuova (2011) • Brett Hoebel (2011) • Anna Kournikova (2011)

Winners	Ryan Benson • Matt Hoover • Erik Chopin • Bill Germanakos • Ali Vincent • Michelle Aguilar • Helen Phillips • Danny Cahill • Michael Ventrella • Patrick House • Olivia Ward • John Rhode

At-Home Winners	Dave Fioravanti • Pete Thomas • Brian Starkey • Jim Germanakos • Bernie Salazar • Heba Salama • Jerry Hayes • Rebecca Meyer • Koli Palu • Mark Pinkhasovich • Deni Hill • Jennifer Rumple

Australia series

Seasons	Season 1 (2006) • Season 2 (2007) • Season 3 (2008) • Season 4: Couples (2009) • Season 5: Couples 2 (2010) • Season 6: Families (2011) • Season 7: Singles (2012)

Main cast	Host: Ajay Rochester (2006–2009) • Hayley Lewis (2010–present) Trainers: Bob Harper (2006–2008) • Jillian Michaels (2006–2008) • Shannan Ponton (2007–present) • Michelle Bridges (2007–present) • Steve Willis (2007–present) • Tiffiny Hall (2011–present) • Emma Hutton (2009)

Winners	Adro Sarnelli • Chris Garling • Samuel Rouen • Bob Herdsman • Lisa Hose • Emma Duncan

Winning Families	The Westrens (2011)

United Kingdom series

Seasons	Series 1 (2005) • Series 2 (2006) • Series 3 (2009) • Series 4 (2011) • Series 5 (2012)

Main cast	Host: Vicki Butler-Henderson (2005–2006) • Kate Garraway (2009) • Davina McCall (2011–) Trainers: Angie Dowds • Mark Bailey (2005–2006) • Richard Callender (2009–)

Winners	Aaron Howlett • Jodie Prenger • Kevin Sage • Wil Graham

Arab World Series

Seasons	Season 1 (2006) • Season 2 (2007) • Season 3 (2008) • Season 4: Couples (2009)

Winners	Abdullah Hammad (Jordan) • Walead Hemayed (UAE) • Mohammad Mazboudi (Lebanon) • Karim Abdullah (Egypt)

At-Home Winners	Walead Al-Jasem (Iraq) • Salemah Al-Hebshi (Saudi Arabia) • Hasan Al-Rawi (Iraq) • Orwa Al-Korah (Syria)

Other International series

India	Seasons: Season 1 (2007) — Host: Suniel Shetty — Trainers: Andrew Leipus • Deepika Mehta • Yusef Khan • Chef: Varun Shivdasani

South Africa	Seasons: Season 1 (2008) — Host: Jasmyn Asvat — Trainers: Bruce Claasen • Lisa Raleigh

Brazil	Seasons: Season 1 (O Grande Perdedor) • Season 2 (2007) (Quem Perde, Ganha) — Hosts: Silvio Santos • Lígia Mendes

Mexico	Seasons: Season 1 (2008) (¿Cuánto quieres perder?) — Host: Galilea Montijo — Trainers: Pablo Perroni • Gabriela "Gaby" Loyola

Netherlands	Seasons: Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3 • Season 4 • Season 5

Israel	Seasons: Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3 — Trainer: Nadav Meirson

Scandinavia	Seasons: Season 1 (2005)

Hungary	Seasons: Season 1 (2007)

Germany	Seasons: Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3

Poland	Seasons: Season 1

Asia	Seasons: Season 1 (2009) • Season 2 (2010)

Philippines	Seasons: Season 1 (2011) — Hosts: Sharon Cuneta • Derek Ramsay — Trainers: Chinggay Andrada • Jim Saret

Sweden	Seasons: Season 1 (2010)

Portugal	Seasons: Season 1 (2011), Season 2 (2011)

Brunei	Seasons: Season 1 (2010) • Season 2: Spirit of Life (2011)

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Name	Montijo, Galilea
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Date of birth	June 5, 1973
Place of birth	Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
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