Verónica Cortez

And in 1993, with "Thunder's Devil", italian production, shares roles with international actors such as John Savage. On television, she begins with the soap operas "La Encantada" by Kiko Olivieri and "La Sombra de Piera".

In 1991, she stars in "La Montaña de Cristal", a Spanish-Venezuelan co-production directed by Joaquín Cortes.

In 1991 she is hired by Radio Caracas as exclusive actress and participates in various productions as "Kassandra" (in antagonistic role), a novel written by Delia Fiallo and directed by Grazio D'Angelo, which entered the Guinness Record Book as the "Spanish television series broadcasted in the largest number of countries", "Amores de Fin de Siglo" by Leonardo Padrón, "Carissima" by Julio César Mármol and "Juana La Virgen" by Perla Carias. She has also made participation in unitaries such as "La Mano", directed by Tony Rodriguez.

Verónica Cortez, Venezuelan TV, movies and teather actress. She has also worked as theater producer. After completing studies at the National Theater School, she continued his acting training under the guidance of the master Enrique Porte in the Actor Workshop, starting professionally on the stage with the classic "Urfaust" by Goethe, directed by Santiago Sanchez. In cinema, her professional debut was in 1989 with "Aventurera", a film by Pablo de la Barra, nominated in the Goya Awards and with which she won the ANAC Award (National Association of Cinematographic Authors) for Best Leading Actress.