Silvia Manríquez

Silvia Manríquez (born January 27, 1954 in Mexico City, Mexico) is a Mexican actress. She is known for her roles in telenovelas.

Professional life

Manriquez began her career in 1974, after she was named "El Rostro del Heraldo" by an important Mexican newspaper. Her first role in television was in the telenovela Lo Imperdonable (1975) with the Spanish actress Amparo Rivelles. She played characters in the movie La Casta Divina (1976) and in telenovelas as Un rostro en mi pasado (1991), Pueblo chico, infierno grande (1997) with Verónica Castro, Laberintos de Pasion (1999), Entre el amor y el odio (2002), Mundo de Fieras (2006), Dos hogares (2011) and recently Amores verdaderos (2012-2013).

Personal life

Manríquez was born in Mexico. Her childhood wish was to become an actress.^[1] Her mother was the only family member that approved of her career aspirations.^[2] Silvia is divorced and she has two children named Xareni and Lliv.^[3]

Manríquez had many roles in telenovelas.^[4] She played Jovita Ruán in the telenovela Pueblo chico, infierno grande, with Verónica Castro. She played Rosalía, mother of evil Frida (Sabine Moussier) in Entre el amor y el odio. She also played Amparo in Contra viento y marea.^[5]

Filmography

Telenovelas

Films (Selected)

• "El Buscabullas" (1974)
• "Chisme Caliente" (1975)
• "Lo Veo y no lo Creo" (1975)
• "Fox Trot" (1976)
• La Casta Divina" (1976)
• "Misterio en las Bermudas" (1077)
• "Muerte a Sangre Fría" (1977)
• "Río de la Muerte)" (1977)
• "Hermanos Chicanos" (1978)
• "Mexicano Hasta las Cachas" (1978)
• "Dinastía Dracula" (1978)
• "Todos Los Días un Día" (1979)
• "Ojo por Ojo" (1979)
• "Aqui esta Emili Varela" (1979)
• "El Giro el Pinto y el Colorado" (1979)
• "El Siete Vidas" (1979)
• "Las Tres Sobrinas del Diablo" (1979)
• "El Canto de Los Humildes" (1980)
• "La Sangre de Nuestra Raza" (1980)
• "La Carrera de los Sexos" (1980)
• "Un Reverendo Trinquete" (1981)
• "El Naco más Naco" (1981)
• "(Las Musiqueras" (1981)
• "El Guerillero del Norte" (1982)
• "En Las Garras de la Ciudad" (1982)
• Sorceress (1982)
• "Un Adorable Sinverguenza" (1982)
• "El Pueblo que Olvidó" (1982)
• "Esta y al otra por el mismo Boleto" (1983)
• "Los Hijos de Peralvillo" (1983)
• "Entre Hierrba Polvo y Plomo" (1984)
• "Bohemio por Afición" (1984)
• "Jugandose la Vida" (1984)
• "La Muerte Llora de Risa" (1985)
• "Forajidos en la Mira" (1985)
• "Mente Asesina" (1987)
• "Conección México" (1987)
• "Los Ojos del Muerto" (1987)
• "Persecución en las Vegas" (1987)
• "El Unico Testigo" (1988)
• "Entre Juego y Contrabando" (1989)
• "Carroña Humana" (1989)
• "Catalepsia" (1989)
• "Las Viejas de mi Compadre" (1990)
• "Funerales del Terror" (1990)
• "La Guerrera Vengadora" (1991)
• "El Enviado de la Muerte" (1991)
• "El Secuestro de un Periodista" (1992)
• "El Grito de la Sangre" (1992)
• "Alto Poder" 1992)
• "La Venganza" (1993)
• "Que Padre tan Padre" (1994)
• "Amor Siego" (2000)
• "El Día de los Albañiles 4" (2001)

See also

• List of characters in Entre el amor y el odio

References

External links

• Silvia Manríquez at the Internet Movie Database