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Grecia Colmenares |
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7th December 1962 |
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Valencia, Venezuela |
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From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia Grecia Dolores Colmenares Mieussens (born December 7, 1962 in Valencia, Venezuela), better known plainly as Grecia Colmenares, is a Venezuelan-Argentine actress who gained fame across Latin America, specially during the 1980s.
Colmenares became a sensation as a young actress in her native Venezuela during the 1970s, becoming a favorite of the general public in that country. She made her debut, as an eleven year old, in the "Angelica" Spanish soap opera. She continued participating in other soap operas through her teenage years, including the major hits "Estefania" in 1979 and "Elizabeth" in 1980.
Those major hits were followed by a number of lesser known soap operas, as well as other hits, such as 1981's "Marielena" and, in 1984, "Azucena" and "Topacio".
In 1985, she moved permanently to Argentina, where she debuted on Argentine television with a soap opera named "Maria de Nadie". There she married Marcelo Pelegri who became her manager, and had her son Gianfranco.
Although her jobs in Venezuela gave her considerable international fame, it was after she moved to Argentina that Colmenares became paparazzi fodder. Colmenares then became a household name across Latin America. She appeared frequently on the covers of gossip and fashion magazines, and rumors of a rivalry with Andrea Del Boca surfaced, although these rumors lasted for a short period only.
Colmenares has obtained Argentine citizenship.
In 2001, she was seen in Miami, Florida, trying to get a contract with Univision. Nevertheless, she was not able to get contracted by that network.
In Venezuela, Colmenares and Victor Camara formed a popular on camera couple, starring together in a number of soap operas.
Soap operas
- "Angelica" (1973, alongside Jose Luis Rodriguez)
- "Ileana" (1977)
- "Zoraida" (1977)
- "Carolina" (1977)
- "Tormento" (1979)
- "Sangre Azul" (1979)
- "Estefania" (1979)
- "Elizabeth" (1980)
- "Rosalinda (1981)
- "Dias de Infamia" (1981)
- "Marielena" (1981)
- "Azucena" (1984)
- "Topacio" (1984)
- "Maria de Nadie" (1985-1986)
- "Grecia" (1987)
- "Pasiones" (1988)
- "Rebelde" (1989)
- "Manuela" (1991)
- "Primer Amor" (1993)
- "Milagros" (1993)
- "El Dia que Me Quieras" (1994)
- "Amor Sagrado" (1996)
- "Chiquititas" (1999)
- "Vidas Prestadas" (2000)
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