Kimberly Dos Ramos

Her first television appearance took place in 2003 on the Radio Caracas Television soap opera , La Cuaima, in a supporting role as "Bambi Rovaina Cáceres."[8] She later appeared as Juliet on the RCTV soap opera Amor a Palos, a program about love and relationships, told from the point of view of four women "who seek with all their might to love and be loved".[9][10] In 2007, the actress was scheduled to participate in the unreleased independent teen drama, "Fanatikas" and as Eugenia Alcoy Del Casal in the RCTV soap opera, "La Merienda." She continued to work with RCTV, appearing in "La Trepadora," a 2008 soap opera inspired by Romulo Gallegos’ 1925 book of the same name. In 2009, Dos Ramos continued her work as an animator for the RCTV program "Loco Video Loco."

Kimberly Dos Ramos has a best friend Kimberly Maja, whom she met in Mexico 2015.

In late 2009, the actress returned to acting to play Karen Montero in what would be the last production of RCTV International, Que el Cielo Me Explique.[11] The recordings of the soap opera began in December 2009, but was broadcast from next year through Televen channel, due to blockage of RCTV in Venezuela.[12]Que el cielo me explique heaven was positively received from the Venezuelan and foreign audience.[13] After completion of the recordings of Que el cielo me explique, Dos Ramos had several units in different auditions for the cast of a new youth television series for Nickelodeon Latin America.[3] Then, at the annual conference of the "National Association of Television Programming Executives' was announced the cast of the production, which was entitled "Grachi", a series of fantasy and adventure.[3][14] The actress landed the role of the main villain, 'Roman Matilda, "a girl who" uses his powers for evil, [...] wealthy, spoiled and capricious, which also likes to sing and dance ".[15] The series was produced by Nickelodeon Latin America, created by Mariela Romero, starring Isabella Castillo, Andres Mercado and Dos Ramos focused on Isabella Castillo as "Graciela" Grachi "Alonso", a girl with magical powers who moves to a new city where he meets his' love at first sight "and Matilda, his enemy witch.[16]

The production of the first season begins in February 2011.[17] The soap opera aired from May 2, 2011 by Nickelodeon Latin America in all Spanish-speaking countries of Latin America, receiving high critical acclaim.[3][18]Grachi achieved in its opening day in the country of Mexico a total of 10.7 points in audience rating and ranked as number one in its opening hours.[19]

Dos Ramos in an autograph signing at Bogotá, Colombia.

Successfully debuted Argentina, Venezuela and Colombia.[20] The premiere of Grachi became the most watched in the history of the original productions for Nickelodeon Latin America and the magazine Tú named the series "increasingly seen the soap opera".[21] The May 24, 2011, it was confirmed that by the high ratings, Grachi, would have 50 episodes.[20] But later it was confirmed that the 50 additional episodes would be part of Season.[22] The August 15, 2011 the website "The Teen Gossip" revealed that hearing the high points recorded by the first season of the series, Nickelodeon Latin America decided to add 25 more episodes to the second season.[23] In Grachi, Dos Ramos shares lead roles with his brother Lance Dos Ramos as "José Manuel" Chema "Esquivel ".[3][8] Dos Ramos also participated in castings for the American adaptation of the Spanish telenovela Física o química, but was not selected.[24] As part of the cast of Grachi Dos Ramos recorded an album of soundtrack for the telenovela, titled Grachi: La vida es maravillosamente mágica.[25] The successful album debuted at number twenty in the ranking of best-selling albums Mexico where he remained for thirteen weeks and at number four in Argentina.[26][27] Dos Ramos has participated in several promotional tours with the main cast of the soap opera by several Latin American countries. From February 10, 2012, Dos Ramos with the cast of Grachi began a lecture tour of the musical based on the novel "Grachi: The Live Show. "[28] Se tiene previsto que la gira recorra varios países de Latinoamérica.[28][29] The live show has been a commercial success, and has been positively received by the audience and critics.[30][31][32] The second season of Grachi premiered on February 27, 2012 to Nickelodeon Latin America.[33][34]

In mid-April 2012 Dos Ramos traveled to Rome, Italy together with the cast of Grachi to promote the second season series, where they were received positively.[35]

Grachi The second season was a resounding success, and was confirmed for a third season with the participation of Kimberly.[36][37] The third season is scheduled to premiere on Nickelodeon Latin America in 2013.[37] However, on June 20, 2012 it was announced that Dos Ramos would be amongst the cast of El Rostro de la Venganza, a new Telemundo telenovela filmed in Miami.[38][39] "For this reason it is likely that Kimberly will no longer be in the third season of Grachi, which starts recording in August and will be released in 2013," he wrote a website.[38] Dos Ramos confirmed via Twitter that he would not participate in the third season of Grachi.[40]

El Rostro de la Venganza was released on July 30, 2012 in the United States on Telemundo,[41][42] and Dos Ramos received a positive reception on his character the media in Latin America.[43][44][45] She said during the presentation of the soap to the media that: "I am very excited and happy with this new opportunity provided to me to add my talent Telemundo in El Rostro de la Venganza. Since I received the script my character captivated me, the story is very well developed and shaped by a great cast. It is the first time working for Telemundo, I have received at home".[43] In an interview, Kimberly admitted he has several interesting projects on hand, but prefer not to give details of them until they are realized, "many good things come soon know," he promised the actress.[39]

In November 2012, it was announced that Dos Ramos star in a new soap opera, entitled La magia del amor, along with his brother Lance Dos Ramos, and the actors Catherine Fulop, Fernando Carrillo and Andres Mercado, who participle in Grachi.[46][47] In late January 2013, was published online demo of the novel, which was filed on January 29 of that year at the World's Fair sale and distribution of programs and soap operas.[48][49][50] Initially, it was announced that it would be a novel of 120 chapters,[51] then presumably it would be a short miniseries for several commitments Catherine Fulop in Argentina,[50] later, they again said it would be a novel, but of 103 chapters.[52]

In January 2013, it was announced that Dos Ramos would be part of the main cast of the upcoming telenovela Telemundo, entitled Marido En Alquiler.[53] The premiere of this project, will have its grand opening on July 10, 2013 in Telemundo.[54] In 2014–2015 she participated in the telenovela as the main protagonist tierra de reyes along with Gonzalo Garcia Vivanco for Telemundo.

In 2016 she participated as the protagonist of the telenovela for Telemundo Network ¿Quién es quién? along with Danna Paola and Eugenio Siller.

In 2016–2017, she participated in her first telenovela for Televisa on Univison Channel Vino el amor, Where she portrays the man antagonist with Christian De La Campa and her mother in the telenovela as Azela Robinson. along with the protagonist Gabriel Soto and Irina Baeva.

In 2018 she participated as a guest star role in the telenovela Por amar sin ley in the latest Capitulos. and will be participate in the second season, as a lawyer like the other protagonists in the telenovela[55] later this year and next year, along with David Zepeda, Ana Brenda Contreras and Julian Gil.

Dos Ramos was participated as the main protagonist of the Telenovela for Televisa Por amar sin ley in the second season as Sofía Alcasar, Where she portrays the David Zepeda’s girlfriend at her the death of this ex-girlfriend Alejandra Ponce. acting as a lawyer like the other characters in the Telenovela. The second season premiered on 3 March 2019. Filming for the second season commenced on 11 June 2018. On 7 February 2020, producer José Alberto Castro confirmed that the series had been renewed for a third season.

In July 2019, W Studios and Lemon Films began development on a new remake of the 2004 hit Mexican drama Rubí with Carlos Bardasano as producer. The filming of the series officially began on 20 July 2019, and concluded at the beginning of October 2019 in Madrid, Spain.

Rubí is a Spanish-language television series written by Leonardo Padrón and produced by W Studios for Televisa, and Univision. It is a reboot based on the 2004 Mexican telenovela of the same name, and the third production of the "Fábrica de sueños" franchise. The series premiered first in the United States on 21 January 2020 on Univision, and ended on 27 February 2020 with a total of 26 episodes. Dos Ramos shared crediting with stars Camila Sodi and Jose Ronas the title character. she’s role as Maribel de la Fuente, she is Rubí's best friend and Héctor's ex-fiancee

The major influences for action Dos Ramos are the actors Daniela Alvarado, Emma Rabbe, Diego Boneta, Johnny Depp, Natalie Portman, Thalia, Edgar Ramírez y Saúl Lisazo.[2][60]