Delia Casanova

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Delia Casanova
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Born
Delia Margarita Casanova Mendiola

(1948-11-04) November 4, 1948 (age 75)
OccupationActress
Years active1972-present
Awards Ariel Award for Best Actress
1989 Mentiras piadosas

Delia Casanova [1] [2] (born Delia Margarita Casanova Mendiola November 4, 1948, in Poza Rica, Veracruz) is a Mexican actress.

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Filmography

Films, Telenovelas
YearTitleRoleNotes
1972Palacio chinoFilm
1975El cumpleaños del perroSecretaryFilm
1976 The Heist La ChataFilm
El esperado amor desesperadoBaby's motherFilm
1977El viajeFilm
CuartelazoSoldaderaFilm
1978LloviznaLuisaFilm
1980Algo sobre Jaime SabinesFilm
1980-81CaminemosVioletaSupporting role
1981Toda una vidaMoravia CastroSupporting role
Que viva TepitoMaría Luisa Vélez de OchoaFilm
El infierno de todos tan temidoMarianaFilm
1982El día que murió Pedro InfanteFilm
Alsino y el cóndorRosariaFilm
Los gemelos alborotadosFilm
1983EréndiraNarrator (voice)Film
1984La pasión de IsabelaNatalia "La Peregrina"Supporting role
1985El escuadrón de la muerteRuth "La Peregrina"Film
Los Motivos de Luz Dr. RebollarFilm
Historias violentasFilm
1985-86De pura sangreLaura BlanchetSupporting role
1986-1987Cicatrices del almaBlancaSupporting role
1988Pasión y poderDoloresSupporting role
EsperanzaCatalinaFilm
1989Mentiras piadosasClara ZamudioFilm
Luz y sombraMarcedes "Meche" de SuárezSupporting role
1990Recuerdo de domingoFilm
1991Después del sismoFilm
Cadenas de amargura Natalia Vizcaíno LaraProtagonist
1992Una moneda en el aireFilm
El bultoAlbaFilm
1993Memoria del cine mexicanoFilm
OtoñalFilm
Los Parientes Pobres Eloísa de OlmosAntagonist
1995El callejón de los milagrosEusebiaFilm
Bésame En La Boca ConsueloFilm
La palomaElsaSupporting role
1996La culpaGracielaSupporting role
Entre Pancho Villa y una mujer desnudaFilm
SobrenaturalMadame EndorFilm
1999En un claroscuro dela lunaRafaelaFilm
La ley de herodesRosaFilm
Nunca Te Olvidaré Doña CarmenSupporting role
2000-01Rayito de luzGertrudis MontesTV mini-series
2001Sin pecado concebidoSor JovitaSupporting role
2005Como tú me has deseadoFilm
La esposa virgen ClemenciaSupporting role
2006 Mujer, casos de la vida real TV series
Mas que a nada en el mundoFilm
2007 S.O.S.: Sexo y otros Secretos AncianaTV series
2007-08 Tormenta en el paraíso Micaela TrinidadSupporting role
2008Todos hemos pecadoDoña ChayoFilm
Arráncame la vidaFilm
2008-09 Alma de Hierro Mother PerpetuaSpecial appearance
Cuidado con el ángel Mrs. Márgara RiquelmeSpecial appearance
2009Forever LupeFilm
2010Locas de amorCruzSpecial appearance
2011 La Fuerza del Destino Doña Carlota vda. de CurielCo-protagonist
La suerte está echadaFilm
Así es la suerte LidiaFilm
2015 Lo imperdonable MatildeSupporting role

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryTelenovelaResult
1986 TVyNovelas Awards Best Young Lead ActressDe pura sangreNominated
1992Best Co-star Actress Cadenas de amargura
2006Best First Actress La esposa virgen Won
2012 La Fuerza del Destino
1984 Ariel Award Best ActressEl día que murió Pedro InfanteNominated
1989Mentiras piadosasWon
1992Best Actress in a Minor RoleEl bultoNominated
1995El callejón de los milagros
1996Best Supporting ActressSobrenatural
2011Premios People en Español La Fuerza del Destino Won [3]
2012 [4] Premios ACE (New York)Best Actress Characteristic

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