Ariel Award for Best Actress

Ariel Award for Best Actress
Awarded for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role
Country Mexico
Presented by AMACC
First awarded 1947
Currently held by Karina Gidi,
Los Adioses (2018)
Website premioariel.com.mx

The Ariel Award for Best Actress (Spanish: Premio Ariel a Mejor Actriz) is an award presented by the Academia Mexicana de Artes y Ciencias Cinematográficas (AMACC) in Mexico. It is given in honor of an actress who has delivered an outstanding performance in a leading role while working within the Mexican film industry. In 1947, the 1st and 2nd Ariel Awards were held, with Dolores del Río and María Félix winning for the films Las Abandonadas and Enamorada, respectively. With the exception of the years 1959 to 1971, when the Ariel Awards were suspended, the award has been given annually.[1] Nominees and winners are determined by a committee formed every year consisting of academy members (active and honorary), previous winners and individuals with at least two Ariel nominations; the committee members submit their votes through the official AMACC website.[2]

Since its inception, the award has been given to 48 actresses. Blanca Guerra is the most awarded performer, with four accolades; Del Río, Félix, and María Rojo had received three Ariels, each;[3] while Irene Azuela, Marga López, Silvia Pinal, Patricia Reyes Spíndola and Adriana Roel, had been awarded twice. Rojo is the most nominated performer, with eight nominations. The category has resulted in a tie on three occasions: Guerra and Norma Herrera (1980), Guerra and Rojo (1988), Ximena Ayala and Ana Bertha Espin (2001), and Elizabeth Cervantes and Maribel Verdú (2007). In two instances an actress has been nominated twice the same year: in 1983, Rojo was nominated for La Pachanga and La Víspera, and lost the award to Beatriz Sheridan for Confidencias;[4] and at the 38th Ariel Awards, Patricia Reyes Spíndola was nominated twice in the category for La Reina de la Noche and Mujeres Insumisas, and won for the former film.[5] In 1984, Isela Vega won for La Viuda Negra, filmed in 1977 and censored seven years because of its content.[6]

Nine films have featured two nominated performances for Best Actress, the episode "Nosotros" from the anthology film Tú, Yo, Nosotros (Julissa and Rita Macedo), De Todos Modos Juan Te Llamas (Patricia Aspillaga and Rocío Brambila), Naufragio (Ana Ofelia Murguía and María Rojo), Veneno Para Las Hadas (Elsa María Gutiérrez and Ana Patricia Rojo), Como Agua Para Chocolate (Lumi Cavazos and Regina Torné), Principio y Fin (Julieta Egurrola and Lucía Muñoz), Novia Que Te Vea (Claudette Maillé and Maya Mishalska), El Callejón de los Milagros (Salma Hayek and Margarita Sanz), and Nicotina (Rosa María Bianchi and Carmen Madrid); Macedo, Brambila, Rojo, Torné, Muñoz, Sanz and Bianchi won the award. 14 performers have won both the Ariel Award for Best Actress and the accolade for Best Supporting Actress; Margarita Sanz and Patricia Reyes Spíndola had received the aforementioned awards and the Ariel for Best Actress in a Minor Role.[7] Ana Ofelia Murguía is the most nominated actress without a win, with five unsuccessful nominations. As of the 2018 ceremony, Karina Gidi is the most recent winner in this category for her role in Los Adioses.

Winners and nominees

Black-and-white photo of Dolores del Río.
Dolores del Río won the award three times for Las Abandonadas (1947), Doña Perfecta (1952) and El Niño y la Niebla (1954).
Black-and-white photo of María Félix.
María Félix won the award three times for Enamorada (1947), Río Escondido (1949) and Doña Diabla (1951).
Black-and-white photo of Blanca Estela Pavón.
Blanca Estela Pavón was nominated twice and won for Cuando Lloran los Valientes (1948).
Color photo of Marga López.
Marga López was nominated seven times winning twice for Salón México (1950) and La Entrega (1955).
Black-and-white photo of Silvia Pinal.
Silvia Pinal won the award for two consecutive years for Locura Pasional (1957) and La Dulce Enemiga (1958).
Color photo of Lucha Villa.
Lucha Villa was nominated twice and won for Mecánica Nacional (1973).
Color photo of Blanca Guerra.
Blanca Guerra is the most awarded actress, with four accolades, for Perro Callejero (1980), El Imperio de la Fortuna (1987), Días Difíciles (1988), and Un Embrujo (1999).
Color photo of Isela Vega.
Isela Vega was nominated three times and won for La Viuda Negra in 1984.
Color photo of Ofelia Medina.
Ofelia Medina was nominated twice and won for Frida in 1985.
Color photo of Delia Casanova.
Delia Casanova won for Mentiras Piadosas in 1989.
Color photo of Regina Orozco.
Regina Orozco won for Profundo Carmesí in 1997.
Color photo of Leticia Huijara.
Leticia Huijara won for Por Si No Te Vuelvo a Ver in 1998.
Color photo of Susana Zabaleta.
Susana Zabaleta won for Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas in 2000.
Color photo of Rosa Maria Bianchi.
Rosa María Bianchi won for Nicotina in 2004.
Color photo of Elizabeth Cervvantes.
Elizabeth Cervantes won for Más Que A Nada En el Mundo in 2007.
Color photo of Maribel Verdú.
Maribel Verdú won for El Laberinto del Fauno in 2007.
Color photo of Irene Azuela.
Irene Azuela won the award in two consecutive years, for Quemar las Naves (2007) and Bajo la Sal (2008).
Color photo of Adriana Paz.
Adriana Paz won for La Tirisia in 2015.
Color photo of Verónica Langer.
Verónica Langer (pictured left) won for La Caridad in 2017.
Table key
Award winner Indicates the winner
Year Director(s) Film Ref.
1947
(1st)		 Dolores del RíoAward winner Las Abandonadas [8]
Anita Blanch La Barraca
María Félix El Monje Blanco
Esther Fernández Flor de Durazno
1947
(2nd)		 María FélixAward winner Enamorada [9]
Dolores del Río La Otra
Rosita Díaz Gimeno Pepita Jiménez
1948
(3rd)		 Blanca Estela PavónAward winner Cuando Lloran los Valientes [10]
María Teresa Esquella El Yugo
María Elena Marqués La Perla
1949
(4th)		 María FélixAward winner Río Escondido [11]
Gloria Marín Si Adelita se fuera con otro
Blanca Estela Pavón Ustedes los Ricos
1950
(5th)		 Marga LópezAward winner Salón México [12]
Rosario Granados El Dolor de los Hijos
Carmen Montejo Al Caer la Tarde
1951
(6th)		 María FélixAward winner Doña Diabla [13]
Dolores del Río La Casa Chica
Libertad Lamarque Otra Primavera
1952
(7th)		 Dolores del RíoAward winner Doña Perfecta [14]
Marga López Negro es Mi Dolor
Irasema Dilián Paraíso robado
1953
(8th)		 Stella IndaAward winner El Rebozo de Soledad [15]
Libertad Lamarque La Loca
Marga López Un Rincón Cerca del Cielo
1954
(9th)		 Dolores del RíoAward winner El Niño y la Niebla [16]
Laura Hidalgo Las Tres Perfectas Casadas
Marga López Un Divorcio
1955
(10th)		 Marga LópezAward winner La Entrega [17]
María Félix Camelia
Libertad Lamarque Cuando Me Vaya
1956
(11th)		 Prudencia GrifellAward winner Una Mujer en la Calle [18]
Marga López Después de la Tormenta
Silvia Pinal Un extraño en la escalera
1957
(12th)		 Silvia PinalAward winner Locura Pasional [19]
Lilia Prado Talpa
Yolanda Varela Los Amantes
1958
(13th)		 Silvia PinalAward winner La Dulce Enemiga [20]
Marilú Elizaga La Culta Dama
Marga López Feliz Año, Amor Mío
1959—1971 Not awarded [1]
1972
(14th)		 Rita MacedoAward winner "Nosotros" (episode from Tú, Yo, Nosotros) [21]
Julissa "Nosotros" (episode from Tú, Yo, Nosotros)
Isela Vega Las Reglas del Juego
1973
(15th)		 Lucha VillaAward winner Mecánica Nacional [22]
Maritza Olivares Los Meses y los Días
Helena Rojo Los Cachorros
1974
(16th)		 Katy JuradoAward winner "Caridad" (episode from Fé, Esperanza y Caridad) [23]
Ofelia Medina El Cambio
Lucha Villa El Principio
1975
(17th)		 Pilar PellicerAward winner La Choca [24]
Leticia Perdigón La Otra Virginidad
Isela Vega Tráiganme la Cabeza de Alfredo García
1976
(18th)		 Rocío BrambilaAward winner De Todos Modos Juan Te Llamas [25]
Patricia Aspillaga De Todos Modos Juan Te Llamas
Diana Bracho Actas de Marusia
1977
(19th)		 Martha NavarroAward winner La Pasión Según Berenice [26]
Leonor Llausás Las Poquianchis
María Rojo El Apando
1978
(20th)		 María RojoAward winner Naufragio [27]
María Elena Marqués El Jardín de los Cerezos
Ana Ofelia Murguía Naufragio
1979
(21st)		 Adriana RoelAward winner Anacrusa [28]
Alma Muriel Amor Libre
Patricia Reyes Spíndola México Norte
1980
(22nd)		 Norma HerreraAward winner Fuego en el Mar [29]
Blanca GuerraAward winner Perro Callejero
Geraldine Chaplin La Viuda de Montiel
1981
(23rd)		 Helena RojoAward winner Misterio [30]
Marissa Meli Traficantes de Pánico
Tina Romero Las Grandes Aguas
1982
(24th)		 Ninón SevillaAward winner Noche de Carnaval [31]
Katy Jurado La Seducción
Alma Muriel Retrato de Una Mujer Casada
1983
(25th)		 Beatriz SheridanAward winner Confidencias [4]
María Rojo La Pachanga
María Rojo La Víspera
1984
(26th)		 Isela VegaAward winner La Viuda Negra [32]
Delia Casanova El Día que Murió Pedro Infante
Blanca Guerra Motel
1985
(27th)		 Ofelia MedinaAward winner Frida [33]
Alma Muriel Luna de Sangre
Lucy Reina De Veras Me Atrapaste
1986
(28th)		 Patricia Reyes SpíndolaAward winner Los Motivos de Luz [34]
Elsa María Gutiérrez Veneno Para Las Hadas
Ana Patricia Rojo Veneno Para Las Hadas
1987
(29th)		 Blanca GuerraAward winner El Imperio de la Fortuna [35]
Maribel Guardia Terror y Encajes Negros
Gabriela Roel Amor a la Vuelta de la Esquina
1988
(30th)		 Blanca GuerraAward winner Días Dificiles [36]
María RojoAward winner Lo Que Importa es Vivir
Elizabeth Aguilar Mariana, Mariana
1989
(31st)		 Delia CasanovaAward winner Mentiras Piadosas [37]
Alma Delfina Martínez El Costo de la Vida
Martha Navarro El Jinete de la Divina Providencia
1990
(32nd)		 Lourdes ElizarrarásAward winner La Ciudad al Desnudo [38]
Carmen Cardenal Tres Veces Mojado
Patricia Rivera Rosa de Dos Aromas
1991
(33rd)		 María RojoAward winner Rojo Amanecer [39]
Gabriela Roel Pueblo de Madera
1992
(34th)		 Regina TornéAward winner Como Agua Para Chocolate [40]
Lumi Cavazos Como Agua Para Chocolate
Helena Rojo Muerte Ciega
1993
(35th)		 Beatriz AguirreAward winner Los Años de Greta [41]
Ana Ofelia Murguía Mi Querido Tom Mix
Evangelina Sosa Ángel de Fuego
1994
(36th)		 Lucía MuñozAward winner Principio y Fin [42]
Socorro Bonilla La Vida Conyugal
Julieta Egurrola Principio y Fin
Claudette Maillé Novia Que Te Vea
Maya Mishalska Novia Que Te Vea
1995
(37th)		 Margarita SanzAward winner El Callejón de los Milagros [43]
Blanca Guerra En Medio de la Nada
Dolores Heredia Dos Crimenes
Salma Hayek El Callejón de los Milagros
María Rojo Los Vuelcos del Corazón
1996
(38th)		 Patricia Reyes SpíndolaAward winner La Reina de la Noche [5]
Angélica Aragón Sucesos Distantes
Diana Bracho Entre Pancho Villa y Una Mujer Desnuda
Ana Ofelia Murguía El Anzuelo
Patricia Reyes Spíndola Mujeres Insumisas
1997
(39th)		 Regina OrozcoAward winner Profundo Carmesí [44]
Arcelia Ramírez Cilantro y Perejil
Ana Ofelia Murguía De Muerte Natural
1998
(40th)		 Leticia HuijaraAward winner Por Si No Te Vuelvo a Ver [45]
Sherlyn González Elisa Antes del Fin del Mundo
María Rojo De Noche Vienes, Esmeralda
1999
(41st)		 Blanca GuerraAward winner Un Embrujo [46]
Mariana Ávila La Primera Noche
Ana Claudia Talancón El Cometa
2000
(42nd)		 Susana ZabaletaAward winner Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas [47]
Dolores Heredia Santitos
Arcelia Ramírez En Un Claroscuro de la Luna
2001
(43rd)		 Ximena AyalaAward winner Perfume de Violetas (Nadie Te Oye) [48]
Ana Bertha EspinAward winner Su Alteza Serenísima
Ana Ofelia Murguía Escrito en el Cuerpo de la Noche
2002
(44th)		 Maya ZapataAward winner De la Calle [49]
Karina Gidi Demasiado Amor
Lisa Owen El Segundo Aire
2003
(45th)		 Carmen BeatoAward winner Aro Tolbukhin: En la Mente del Asesino [50]
Zaide Silvia Gutiérrez Ciudades Oscuras
Ana Claudia Talancón El Crimen del Padre Amaro
2004
(46th)		 Rosa María BianchiAward winner Nicotina [51]
Magdalena Flores Japón
Carmen Madrid Nicotina
2005
(47th)		 Danny PereaAward winner Temporada de Patos [52]
Vanessa Bauche Digna... Hasta el Último Aliento
Ana Paula Corpus Manos Libres (Nadie te Habla)
Leonor Varela Voces Inocentes
2006
(48th)		 Mayahuel del MonteAward winner Noticias Lejanas [53][54]
Kate del Castillo American Visa
Ana Graham Mezcal
2007
(49th)		 Elizabeth CervantesAward winner Más Que a Nada en el Mundo [55]
Maribel VerdúAward winner El Laberinto del Fauno
Sofia Espinosa La Niña en la Piedra
2008
(50th)		 Irene AzuelaAward winner Quemar las Naves [56]
Cecilia Suárez Párpados Azules
Miriam Toews Luz Silenciosa
2009
(51st)		 Irene AzuelaAward winner Bajo la Sal [57]
María Deschamps Voy a Explotar
Ariadna Gil Sólo Quiero Caminar
2010
(52nd)		 Asur Zágada GonzálezAward winner Backyard: El Traspatio [58]
Paulina Gaitán Cosas Insignificantes
Teresa Ruíz Viaje Redondo
2011
(53rd)		 Mónica del CarmenAward winner Año Bisiesto [59]
Karina Gidi Abel
Maricel Álvarez Biutiful
Úrsula Pruneda Las Buenas Hierbas
2012
(54th)		 Magda VizcaínoAward winner Martha [60]
Irán Castillo Victorio
Teresita Sánchez Verano de Goliat
2013
(55th)		 Úrsula PrunedaAward winner El Sueño de Lú [61]
Roxana Blanco La Demora
Tessa Ia Despues de Lucía
Paula Galinelli Hertzog El Premio
Greisy Mena La vida precoz y breve de Sabina Rivas
2014
(56th)		 Adriana RoelAward winner No Quiero Dormir Sola [62]
Ximena Áyala Los Insólitos Peces Gato
Dolores Heredia Huérfanos
María Renée Prudencio Club Sandwich
Arcelia Ramírez Potosí
2015
(57th)		 Adriana PazAward winner La Tirisia [63][64]
Irene Azuela Las Oscuras Primaveras
Cassandra Ciangherotti Las Horas Contigo
Karina Gidi La Guerra de Manuela Jankivic
Ilse Salas Güeros
2016
(58th)		 Sofía EspinosaAward winner Gloria [65]
Geraldine Chaplin Dólares de Arena
Flor Edwarda Gurrola El Placer es Mío
Verónica Langer Hilda
Jana Raluy Un Monstruo de Mil Cabezas
2017
(59th)		 Verónica LangerAward winner La Caridad [66]
Adriana Barraza Todo lo Demas
Ludwika Paleta Rumbos Paralelos
Maya Rudolph Mr. Pig
Claudia Sainte-Luce La Caja Vacía
2018
(60th)		 Karina Gidi Los Adioses [67]
Ángeles Cruz Tamara y la Catarina
Cassandra Ciangherotti Tiempo Compartido
Angelina Peláez Tamara y la Catarina
Arcelia Ramírez Verónica
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