Rosa María Bianchi is a highly acclaimed and respected actress with a remarkable 35-year-long artistic career. Her exceptional talent and versatility have enabled her to excel in both television and film, leaving a lasting impact on the industry.
Born and trained in the University Theater Center (CUT) and the National Institute of Fine Arts, Bianchi's journey began in television with notable projects such as "Monte Calvario", "Cuna de lobos", "The Strange Return of Diana Salazar", and "Teresa". Her impressive range has allowed her to be part of a wide variety of productions, showcasing her remarkable acting abilities.
Throughout her career, Bianchi has been involved in numerous television projects, including "The Shadow of the Caudillo", "Women Who Dream of Horses", "Now and in the hour", "Puppets", "I", "The divine Sarah", and "Jacques and his master". In film, she has had the opportunity to work on over 20 different productions, including the critically acclaimed "Amores Perros", directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu in 2000.
Some of her most notable film credits include "Por la libre", "Nicotina", which earned her an Ariel Award for Best Actress in 2004, "Out of Heaven", "Dying on Sunday", "Sultans of the South", "The Misfits", "What a shame your life", "You will know what to do with me", and "Faust".
