Maria Elena Coppola González, better known as Marianna Garr She is an Argentinian nationalized Mexican actress who devoted most of her career to film and television. Actress Cm with famous artists like bright star Y Victoria RufoAlthough his career did not go up to them.
In cinema, Curr She was a member of the group of dangerous women of the new wave, making her debut in 1969 in Polito Ortega’s “Corazon Felice”. Artists “How beautiful my family!” In 1980. The actress continued in the 1970s in the picaresque film genre and in police films such as “La noche del robo”, “Escalofrío” and “It Happened at the Boarding School”. In addition to working with bright star, Marianna In 2005 she participated in the Mexican telenovela “La Medrastra” produced by Salvador Mejia for Televisa. Victoria Rufo and Cesar Evora.
“Argentina Televisora Color” in 1982. Marianna Garr She starred alongside Raúl Taibo in Sergio Di Cecco’s telenovela “Rebelde y Solitaire”, where she played a fashion magazine director. In 1984, she starred alongside actor Pablo Alarcon in the telenovela “Trumposa” written by Delia Gonzalez Marquez. In 1986 he was the antagonist and co-star of the telenovela “Venganza de Mujar”. Victoria Rufo He participated in two co-productions in 1987: “I Want to Die Tomorrow” and “Como La Hydra”.
Between the years 1991 and 1993, Marianna He made his last works in Argentina in the films “Alta comedia”, “¡Grande, pa!”, “Es tuya, Juan” and “Hearts of fire”. In 1994 he settled in Mexico, where he recorded his first soap operas with Mexican soap opera actresses like Angelica Rivera in “La Duena” and “Pendidaly”. Worked with the actress bright star “Lassos de Amor” and “Girl, Real Life Cases” with Silvia Pinal.
Since then Marianna Garr He stayed in Mexico, for which he later acquired Mexican nationality. An actor’s assistant bright star Y Victoria Rufo, was part of Carla Estrada’s productions, among them “Alborada” and “Pasione”. The actress, who built her career in Mexico, died in 2016.
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