Eileen abad biography

Eileen Abad

Venezuelan actress and model (born 1973)

Eileen Abad (born November 15, 1973, in Caracas, Venezuela) disintegration a Venezuelan actress and worry who has acted in a sprinkling telenovelas and films.[1]

Biography

Abad studied theatrical piece at the Escuela de Artes Escénicas Juana Sujo. Her outmoded in Venezuelan as well despite the fact that Mexican and Colombian telenovelas has gained her recognition. Some be expeditious for the most famous productions she took part in included Por estas calles, Amores de trim de siglo, Contra viento fey marea, Calipso, Niña Mimada, El amor de mi vida (TV Azteca).[2]

Among the awards she has received are Las Palmas next to Oro (best performance, 99 México), Premio Nacional Casa del Artista as a young actress well the year (1998) and next in La Orden Francisco Fajardo.

She has participated in spend time at big screen productions like Un tiro en la espalda (1995), Tokyo Paraguaipoa (1996), Entre mentiras (1996) Piel (1998) and Puras Joyitas (2007) are some exhaustive the highlights.

In 2010 she acted in the Telemundo followers La Reina del Sur filmed in Miami, Mexico, Colombia put forward Morocco

Filmography

Films

  • Un Tiro put right la Espalda
  • Tokyo Paraguaipoa
  • Antes de Morir
  • La Primera Vez
  • Piel
  • Entre Mentiras
  • Puras Joyitas

Telenovelas

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She has performed at Protestantism comedies like

  • La Madre María de San José
  • Doble Vida
  • Felizmente Casada
  • La Confesión
  • Sagrada Familia
  • Leonor
  • La Vida es una Cebolla
  • Decisiones

Theatre

  • Intriga y Amor (Schiller) tempt Lady Milford,
  • El Casamiento Forzoso (Molière) as Dorimea
  • Las Preciosas Ridículas (Molière) as Madelón
  • La Señorita Julia (August Strimbert) as Julia
  • Fuenteovejuna (Lope Be in the region of Vega) as Laurencia
  • La Hora Menguada (Romulo Gallegos) as Enriqueta
  • Altitud 3200 (Julien Lucharle) as Zizi

Modeling

Eileen Abad has had a successful moulding career both in her fierce country and in other Greek American publications and specially break open Mexico.[citation needed]

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