Blanca Rosa Blanco

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Blanca Rosa Blanco

Acting 54 February 24, 1972

La Havana, Cuba

Blanca Rosa Blanco was born in Havana on February 24, 1972. She graduated from the Faculty of Performing Arts at the Higher Institute of Art (ISA) in 1995. During her time as a st…

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Blanca Rosa Blanco was born in Havana on February 24, 1972. She graduated from the Faculty of Performing Arts at the Higher Institute of Art (ISA) in 1995. During her time as a student at ISA, she participated in various stage productions under the direction of professors and directors. Titles such as "La historia de un antiguo encanto," "Los invitados del rey," and "Ubu Rey," among others, were part of her early student work. She also performed in the classics, including "Lady Macbeth," and later, with the Buscón theater group, she was part of the cast of "Cuentos de amor, humor y muerte" and "La historia de un escaparate." Blanca Rosa came to television after having honed her talent in the theater, working with renowned theater artists. But it is with the "Irrumpe" company that the actress recognizes her starting point and her end. She has tried her luck as a presenter on the programs 23 and M and Ecos de mujer, on Cuban Television, as well as at the Lucas Awards and the Cubadisco Festival.

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  1. 2023
    AM-PM

    Movie Nieves

  2. 2023
    Return

    Movie Director

  3. 2019
  4. 2018
    El Regreso

    Movie

  5. 2014
    Semper Fidel

    Movie

  6. 2011
    Juan of the Dead

    Movie Sara

  7. 2011
    Ticket to Paradise

    Movie Alicia

  8. 2011
    Habanastation

    Movie Moraima

  9. 2011
  10. 2010
    Chico & Rita

    Movie (voice)

  11. 2010
    Lisanka

    Movie Teté

  12. 2009
    El premio flaco

    Movie Azucena del Río

  13. 2007
    The Lost Eden

    Movie Dolores

  14. 2006
  15. 1997
    To the Victory at Last

    Movie Aleida March

  16. 1997
    Little Tropikana

    Movie Xiomara la Taína

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  1. 1997