Maritza Olivares

Maritza Olivares is a Mexican actress. She appeared in some telenovelas and movies, for example in horror El Retorno de Walpurgis. Her best known rule in telenovelas is the rule of Cayetana in Entre el amor y el odio. She also had appearance in television show Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real.

Maritza Olivares
Born
Maritza Olivares

1956
Tamaulipas
Other namesMaritsa Olivares
OccupationActress
ChildrenValentina Sumavsky

Personal life

Olivares studied in London and has worked in Mexico, United States, and France. She was nominated for an Ariel Award for Best Actress for her work in her first movie Los Meses y los Días, for which she also won the Heraldo Award. Olivares lost the Ariel to Lucha Villa, her co-star in the film Mecánica Nacional.[1] She has a daughter Valentina Sumavsky, also an actress.

Filmography
YearTitleRoleNotes
1972Los PerturbadosFilm
1972National MechanicsFilm
1973El Retorno de WalpurgisMaria WilowaFilm
1973Los meses y los díasCeciliaFilm
1973El espectro del terrorFilm
1973Adios, amor...Film
1974Adorables mujercitasFilm
1975El caballo del diabloLupitaFilm
1975La venida del rey OlmosMartinaFilm
1976La vida cambiaFilm
1978Mil millas al surNancyFilm
1978 CarroñaFilm
1979 Lágrimas negrasTelenovela, supporting role
1979Border CopProstituteFilm
1979Discoteca es amorChataFilm
1979Tres Mujeres en la HogueraSusiFilm
1979Discotec fin de semanaChataFilm
1980Perro callejeroFilm
1981El hogar que yo robéFloritaTelenovela, supporting role
1981Las braceras[2]RosarioFilm
1981La ChèvreLa prostituéeFilm
1984Braceras y mojadosFilm
1985El ángel caídoRemedios NavaTelenovela, supporting role
1986Pobre juventudLupitaTelenovela, supporting role
1987Pobre señorita LimantourTelenovela, supporting role
1990Cartel de la drogaFilm
1991Mente criminalFilm
1992De frente al solElenaTelenovela, supporting role
1994Máxima violenciaFilm
1999Alma RebeldeAlmudena's motherTelenovela, special appearance
2002Entre el amor y el odioCayetanaTelenovela, antagonist
2004Corazones al límiteAmalia VallardesTelenovela, antagonist
2014La MalqueridaOlgaTelenovela, special appearance
2015Como dice el dichoNuriaEpisode:"De todos huí menos de mí..."

References
  1. "XV 1973 — Ganadores y nominados" (in Spanish). Asociación Mexicana de Artes y Ciencias Cinematográficas. 1973. Retrieved May 24, 2016.
  2. Michael Dear, Gustavo Leclerc (2013). Postborder City: Cultural Spaces of Bajalta California. Routledge. "In the film Las braceras, for example, Lyn May, Maritza Olivares, and Patricia Rivero develop a dark melodrama about prostitution at the border."
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