Mika Dela Cruz

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Mika Dela Cruz
Born Mariko Nicolette E. Dela Cruz
(1998-12-09) December 9, 1998
Tokyo, Japan
Nationality Austrian/Filipino
Other names Mariko Nicolette E. Dela Cruz
Occupation Actress, Singer, Dancer
Years active 2006-present

Mariko Nicolette Dela Cruz y Egger,(born December 9, 1998, Tokyo, Japan) also known as Mika Dela Cruz, is a Filipina actress.

She won as "Best Supporting Actress" for the movie, T2.

She won "Best Movie Child Performer of The Year" award at the 2010 PMPC Star Awards for Movies the next day, for the movie, T2.

Mika Dela Cruz was born to a Filipino father Ernie Dela Cruz and an Austrian- mother Angelika Egger.[1] She is the sister of actress Angelika de la Cruz. She has two older brothers Erick and Edward who died in a vehicular accident.[2]

She attended La Cabecera de Montessori in Malabon City.

She will now start her high school life at St. Mary's Academy of Caloocan City.

Television Series

Television Series Year Role
Star Circle Quest - Star Circle Summer Kid Quest (Season 2) 2006 Herself
Goin' Bulilit 2007–2011 Herself
Maria Flordeluna 2007 "Julia"/Maria Flordeluna Alicante II
My Cheating Heart 2008 Young Nadine
Iisa Pa Lamang 2008
Eva Fonda 2008 Elena de Jesus/Leleng
Kambal Sa Uma 2009 Young Vira
Dahil May Isang Ikaw 2009 Angel/Young Ella
Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin 2011 Young Gabrielle Marcelo
Wansapanataym: Cacai Kikay 2011 Cacai
Kris TV 2011 Herself
Maalaala Mo Kaya: Itak 2011 Young Jovel
Ikaw Ay Pag-Ibig 2011 Stephanie
Maalaala Mo Kaya: Panyo 2012 Rio Santos
Luv U 2013 Marjorie "Marj" De Silva
Mirabella 2014 Iris

Films

Films Year Role
Tiyanaks 2007 Water Tiyanak
T2 2009 Angeli
Ang Darling Kong Aswang 2009 Angel
RPG Metanoia 2010 May

Awards and Achievements (Professional)

Awards and Achievements Year
Best Supporting Actress Gawad Pasado 2010
Best Child Actress PMPC Star Awards For Movies 2010
Best Promising Child Drama Actress Dangal ng Pilipinas Awards (Consumers League of the Philippines) 2009

Nominations

Nomination Work
Best Child Actress at MMFF 2009 For Movie: Ang Darling Kong Aswang

References

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