Edith González
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This name uses Spanish naming customs; the first or paternal family name is González and the second or maternal family name is Fuentes.
| Edith González | |
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| Born |
Edith González Fuentes December 10, 1964 Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Spouse(s) | Lorenzo Lazo Margáin |
| Children | Constanza (born 2004) |
Edith González Fuentes (Spanish pronunciation: [eˈðit ɣonˈsales]; born December 10, 1964) is a Mexican actress and dancer.[1]
Work
González has worked for the Spanish-language television networks Televisa, Telemundo, and TV Azteca. It was while working for Televisa that she played some of the most important roles in Mexican telenovelas. In 2010 she switched from Televisa to TV Azteca.[2] Her first telenovela with TV Azteca was Cielo Rojo; her first appearance on TV Azteca was in the reality show La Academia.
Personal life
González has a daughter, Constanza (born August 17, 2004), whose father is Mexican politician Santiago Creel.[1][3]
In 2010, González married Lorenzo Lazo Margáin.[1]
Filmography
TV shows
- 2009: Mujeres Asesinas - episode Clara Fantasiosa - Clara Soler
- 2007: Familia P. Luche - episode Como de telenovela - Maria Josefina
- 2006: Bailando por la boda de mis sueños
- 2005: Los reyes de la pista
- 2005: Bailando por un sueño
Films
- 2008: Deseo
- 2004: Señorita Justice
- 1996: Salón México
- 1995: Los cómplices del infierno
- 1991: El descuartizador
- 1991: El jugador
- 1990: Atrapados
- 1990: Sentencia de muerte
- 1990: El motel de la muerte
- 1989: Trampa Infernal
- 1988: Central camionera
- 1988: Pero sigo siendo el rey
- 1984: Adiós lagunilla
- 1980: Fabricantes de pánico
- 1980: Guyana, el crimen del siglo
- 1977: Cyclone
- 1976: El rey de los gorilas
- 1975: Alucarda, la hija de las tinieblas
Theater
- 2012: Purgatorio
- 2010: Buenas Noches, Mama - Jessie
- 1998: Aventurera (1998, 2004–2008) - Elena Tejero
- 1986: Gigi (musical)
Telenovelas
- 2013: Vivir a Destiempo - Paula Duarte
- 2012: A Corazón Abierto-Andrea Carranti
- 2011: Cielo Rojo - Alma Durán
- 2009: Camaleones - Francisca Campos de Ponce de Leon
- 2008: Doña Bárbara (2008–2009) - Bárbara Guaimarán
- 2007: Palabra de Mujer - Vanesa Noriega
- 2006: Mundo de Fieras - Joselyn Rivas del Castillo de Cervantes Bravo
- 2004: Mujer de Madera - Marisa Santibañez Villalpando # 1
- 2001: Salomé - Fernanda "Salome" Quiñonez-Lavalle
- 1999: Nunca te Olvidaré - Esperanza Gamboa Martel
- 1997: La Jaula de Oro - Oriana
- 1996: La Sombra del Otro - Lorna Madrigal
- 1993: Corazón salvaje - Countess Monica de Altamira de Alcazar y Valle
- 1990: En Carne Propia - Estefanía Muriel/Natalia de Jesús Ortega
- 1988: Flor y Canela - Florentina
- 1987: Rosa Salvaje - Leonela Villareal
- 1987: Lista Negra - Mary
- 1986: Monte Calvario - Ana Rosa
- 1985: Bianca Vidal - Bianca
- 1984: Sí, Mi Amor - Susana
- 1983: La Fiera (telenovela) - Julie
- 1981: El Hogar Que Yo Robé - Paulina
- 1980: Soledad - Luisita Sánchez Fuentes
- 1980: Ambición - Charito
- 1979: Los Ricos También Lloran - Marisabel
- 1975: Lo Imperdonable - Gloria as a child
- 1973: Los Miserables - Cosette as a child
- 1973: Mi Primer Amor - Lucia
- 1971: Lucía Sombra - Erika as a child
- 1970: Cosa Juzgada
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Edith González biography" "Esmas"
- ↑ "Edith González deja Televisa y firma con TV Azteca" Informador, 27 Jul 2010
- ↑ "SANTIAGO CREEL HABLA DE LA HIJA DE EDITH GONZALEZ" "DailyMotion"
External links
- Edith González at the Internet Movie Database
- Edith González at Telenovelas Database
- Biografía de Edith González (at esmas.com)
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