Gloria Carrá
Gloria Andrea Curra (born June 15, 1971 in Banfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina) better known as Gloria Carrá is an Argentine actress, singer and composer. She changed her real last name on the advice of the actor Darío Vittori.
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Gloria Carrá

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- Name
- Gloria Carrá
- Birth Name
- Gloria Andrea Curra
- Born
- 15 June 1971
- Birthplace
- Banfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Occupation
- * Actress
- Spouse
- Luciano Cáceres (2008–2015)
- Nationality
- Argentina
- Languages
- Spanish
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Gloria Andrea Curra (born June 15, 1971 in Banfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina) better known as Gloria Carrá is an Argentine actress, singer and composer. She changed her real last name on the advice of the actor Darío Vittori.
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Gloria Carrá (born 1971) is an actress and singer, of Argentine nationality. The actress was born in Avellaneda. Languages used include Spanish.
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• Name — Gloria Carrá • Birth Name — Gloria Andrea Curra • Born — 15 June 1971 • Birthplace — Banfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina • Other Names — Gloria Carrá • Occupation — * Actress • Singer • Composer • Years Active — 1982–present • Spouse — Luciano Cáceres (2008–2015) • Children — Ángela Torres (b. 1998) Amelia Cáceres Curra (b. 2009)
Music
Music
She is the founder, lead singer, guitarist and composer of the band Coronados de Gloria. In 2018, she and several other female artists recorded a version of the song "Bella Ciao" in support of the right to legal abortion in Argentina.
Television
Television
• Year — Title — Character — Channel • 1982 — Nosotros y los miedos — Canal 9 • 1983-1985 — Señorita Maestra — Mercedes "Meche" Ferreiro — TV Pública • 1987 — Tu mundo y el mío — Tati — Canal 11 • 1987 — Estrellita mía — Lili — Canal 11 • 1988 — Pasiones — Ondina — Canal 9 • 1989-1990 — Los otros y nosotros — Carolina — Canal 13/Canal 9 • 1991-1992 — La banda del Golden Rocket — Evelyn — Canal 13 • 1991 — Manuela — Jenny — Canal 13 • 1992 — Inolvidable — Teresa — Canal 13 • 1994 — Aprender a volar — Eugenia — Canal 13 • 1995 — Alta comedia — Canal 9 • 1995 — Sin condena — Canal 9 • 1995 — Nueve lunas — Canal 13 • 1996 — Sueltos — Andrea — Canal 13 • 1996 — Alta comedia — Canal 9 • 1996 — Poliladron — Canal 13 • 1997 — Hombre de mar — Mariana — Canal 13 • 1998 — La nocturna — Malena — Canal 13 • 1999-2000 — Verano del '98 — Amparo Guzmán — Telefe • 2001 — Culpables — Romina — Canal 13 • 2002 — 1000 millones — Gladys — Canal 13 • 2003 — Infieles — Telefe • 2004 — Culpable de este amor — Virginia Marvin — Telefe • 2005 — Numeral 15 — Telefe • 2005 — Ambiciones — Grace — Telefe • 2005 — Conflictos en red — Carina — Telefe • 2006 — Chiquititas Sin Fin — Betiana Dalecio/Beatriz Pérez — Telefe • 2006 — Mujeres asesinas — Delia — Canal 13 • 2007-2008 — Patito feo — Blanca Bernardi — Canal 13 • 2010 — Para vestir santos — María Eugenia — Canal 13 • 2011 — Los únicos — Petra — Canal 13 • 2011 — Televisión x la inclusión — Florencia — Canal 9 • 2011 — Maltratadas — Juliana — América TV/Teledoce • 2012 — Perfidia — Cecilia Salguero — TV Pública • 2012-2013 — Tiempos compulsivos — Teresa Guglietti — Canal 13 • 2013 — Historias de corazón — Rocío — Telefe • 2014 — Sres. Papis — Carla De Leone — Telefe • 2015 — La casa del mar — Ana Heller — DirecTV • 2016 — Silencios de familia — Daniela Arévalo — Canal 13 • 2017 — Reencuentros — Angie — Canal 13 • 2019 — Pequeña Victoria — Anette Aguilar — Telefe
Theater
Theater
• Year — Title — Theater • 1983-1985 — Señorita maestra — Teatro Nacional • 1993 — La Banda del Golden Rocket — Teatro Gran Rex • 1994 — Las mariposas son libres — Teatro Nacional • 1994 — Blanco sobre blanco — Teatro Nacional de Mar del Plata • 2002 — Bésame mucho — Teatro Paseo la Plaza • 2003-2004 and 2014 — ¿Estás ahí? — Teatro Maipo • 2006 — Frida y yo — Teatro Paseo la Plaza • 2007 — La felicidad — Teatro San Martín • 2007-2008 — Patito feo — Teatro Gran Rex • 2010 — Qué será de ti — Teatro Maipo • 2011 — 4D óptico — Teatro San Martín • 2012 — En el cuarto de al lado — Teatro Paseo la Plaza • 2014 — Red Carpet — Teatro San Martín • 2017-2019 — Cuando llueve — Teatro San Martín and Teatro Multiescena • 2018-2019 — La Ratonera — Teatro Multitabaris, National Tour and Regional Countries • 2019–2020 — Sex, viví tu experiencia — Gorriti Art Center • 2022–present — Las Irresponsables — Teatro Astros
Movies
Movies
• Year — Movie — Character — Director • 1994 — Una sombra ya pronto serás — Rita — Héctor Olivera • 1997 — El mundo contra mí — Beda Docampo Feijóo • 2006 — Agua — María — Verónica Chen • 2006 — Chile 672 — Reyna • 2007 — UPA! Una película argentina — Herself • 2009 — The Widows of Thursdays — Lala — Marcelo Piñeyro • 2010 — Tenemos que hablar — Verónica Chen • 2015 — Abzurdah — Daniela Coggi • 2018 — Animal — Josefina Hertz — Armando Bó • 2019 — High Tide — Laura — Verónica Chen
Television Programs
Television Programs
• Year — Program — Channel — Notes • 2021 — Bailando 2021 — Canal 13 — Participant
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reference work
- “Gloria Carrá”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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authority record
- Wikidata, structured authority record Q1749068: Gloria Carrá
General reference · Wikidata
Awards and nominations
• Year — Award — Category — Work — Result • 2001 — ACE Awards — Best Actress — Bésame mucho — Nominated • 2004 — ACE Awards — Best Comedy Actress — ¿Estás ahí? — Nominated • 2008 — ACE Awards — Best Actress — La felicidad — Nominated • 2012 — Tato Awards — Best Supporting Actress in Unitary Fiction — Tiempos compulsivos — Winner • 2012 — Tato Awards — Best Supporting Actress in Unitary Fiction — Perfidia — Nominated • 2013 — Tato Awards — Best Leading Actress in Drama — Tiempos compulsivos — Nominated • 2013 — Martín Fierro Awards — Best Actress in Miniseries — Tiempos compulsivos — Nominated • 2015 — Martín Fierro Awards — Best Supporting Actress — Sres. Papis — Nominated • 2015 — Sur Awards — Best Supporting Actress — Abzurdah — Nominated • 2016 — Tato Awards — Best Supporting Actress — La casa del mar — Nominated • 2017 — Martín Fierro Awards — Best Supporting Actress — Silencios de familia — Nominated
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These works are cited by the source article, in its own numbering. They are recorded as its citations, not as sources VALÉORINE has verified.
- 1.Cantor-Navas, Judy. Argentine Artists Sing Version of 'Bella Ciao' for Abortion Rights. Billboard. August 8, 2018.
- 2.'High Tide': Film Review. Variety. February 4, 2020.
- 3.Ide, Wendy. 'High Tide': Sundance Review. Screen Daily. January 27, 2020.
- 4.Bell, Nicholas. The Moon in the Gutter: Chen Turns Tables in Taut Character Study. IONCinema. January 28, 2020.
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