María Elena Swett

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María Elena Swett
Born María Elena Swett Urquieta
(1979-04-11) 11 April 1979
Santiago de Chile
Occupation Actress, TV presenter
Years active 1999 – present
Spouse(s) Felipe Braun (2006-2010)
John Bowe (2010-2013)
Children Santiago Bowe

María Elena Swett Urquieta is a Chilean actress.[1] She was born in Santiago on April 11, 1979. Formally married to the Chilean actor Felipe Braun.[2] She is also known as "Mane" by friends and family. She studied at Colegio Nuestra Señora del Pilar and later at the Academia de Humanidades de Recoleta. Finally, she studied theater at the DUOC. She started her career at the Chilean channel Canal 13, but moved to TVN in 2008.[3] She got notable success with her role of Fernanda in the telenovela called Machos. She is currently working in the soap opera named Hijos del Monte.


Personal life

Relationships

The day November 7, 2011 According to celebrity programs and Chilean television show, Maria Elena Swett be pregnant, the actress is six weeks pregnant with her current partner, American author John Bowe. It has also been confirmed by her best friend Hector Morales in the newspaper "Las Ultimas Noticias" and fellow acquaintances of the TV series "Aqui Mando Yo"

Filmography

Year Title Role Other notes
1999 La Otra Cara del Espejo Television series (1 Episode)
2002 XS: La peor talla Pamela Film
2002 Más que Amigos Barbara Television Series
2003 El Nominado Laura Film
2003 Machos Fernanda Garrido Soap Opera
2004 Hippie Magdalena Arrieta Soap Opera
2005 Brujas Cassandra García Soap Opera
2006 Descarado Verena Garretón / V-5 Soap Opera
2007 Papi Ricky Catalina Rivera Soap Opera
2007 Mirageman Carol Valdivieso Film
2007 Rojo Intenso Laura Film
2007 Héroes Francisca de Paula Segura y Ruiz Television Series (1 Episode)
2008 Hijos del Monte Paula Del Monte Soap Opera
2009 Los Ángeles de Estela Margarita Bobadilla Soap Opera
2010 La Familia de al lado Pilar Echenique Soap Opera
2011 Aquí Mando Yo Sofía Kunkar Soap Opera
2013 Socias Inés Ventura Soap Opera

TV shows

  • La Ruta de Asia (2009) - Host

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