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Luz María Jerez | |
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| Born | July 5, 1958 San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico |
| Occupation | Actor |
Luz María Jerez is a Mexican actress in movies, television, and theater. She was born in San Miguel de Allende in the state Guanajuato on July 5, 1958.
Luz María Jerez was born July 5, 1958. She started her career as an actress in theater in 1980, in a piece by Australian Morris West called El hereje, [1] or The Heretic. The following year she debuted on television in the telenovela of Irene Sabido, called Nosotras las mujeres , or We the Women, and in 1983 debuted in the movie El día que murió Pedro Infante. Since then she has developed a solid career as a notable actress in movies, television, and theater. She has been in plays like Juegos de alcoba, No tengo no pago, El jardín de las delicias , La Celestina , Desencuentros , La casa de Bernarda Alba , Cinco mujeres and Las arpías, among many others. She has acted in movies like Silencio asesino, Noche de carnaval, Relajo matrimonial, Hasta que la muerte nos separe , La segunda noche and Castidad. Jerez has also been in telenovelas: Tú o nadie , El engaño , Yo compro esa mujer , Al filo de la muerte , Triángulo , Dos mujeres, un camino , Tres mujeres , Laberintos de pasión, Así son ellas , Al diablo con los guapos and Querida enemiga . She has also participated in television series like Mujeres asesinas and Hermanos y detectives.[ citation needed ]
In 2011 Jerez participated in the telenovela produced by Mapat L. de Zatarain called Ni contigo ni sin ti, or Neither With nor Without You, as Irene, a mother who neglects her family.[ citation needed ]
She worked on the telenovela Un refugio para el amor , or A Refuge for Love, a production by Ignacio Sada Madero in which she played Conny Fuentes Gil, the sister of the villain that was played by Laura Flores.[ citation needed ]
In 2013 she joined the cast of the telenovela Quiero amarte , or I Want to Love You, produced by Carlos Moreno Laguillo, and she embodied the character of Eloisa Ugarte, little sister of Lucrecia Ugarte de Montesinos, the character of main actress Diana Bracho.[ citation needed ]
In 2014 Jerez worked under the orders of producer Giselle González Salgado in her solo debut in the telenovela Yo no creo en los hombres , or I Don't Believe in the Men, where she shared credit with Azela Robinson, Rosa María Bianchi, Flavio Medina, Alejandro Camacho and Estefanía Villareal, among others.[ citation needed ]
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| Year | Category | Telenovela | Resultado |
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| 1986 | Best Young Actress | Tú o nadie | Winner |
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| 2013 | Primera Actriz por Programa Unitario | Como dice el dicho | Winner [3] |
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